Interconnection
Connect Across the Globe
Beyond transit, most infrastructure problems are connection problems: offices to data centers, data centers to clouds, partners to each other. We design and operate these paths as deliberately as the systems they connect.
Because we are already present in carrier-dense facilities across three continents, most connections are a cross connect away rather than a months-long carrier project.
- Interconnection
Network and interconnection architecture designed around how your traffic actually flows.
- Connectivity between customer sites
- Connections to carriers, IXPs and service providers
- Data center interconnection
- PoP interconnection
- Private Circuits
Dedicated point-to-point capacity for traffic that must never touch the public internet.
- Dedicated circuits isolated from public carriers
- Deterministic bandwidth and latency
- Encrypted transport available end to end
- Cloud Connect
Private on-ramps into the major clouds and between your own environments.
- Direct connections to public clouds
- Interconnection between private clouds
- Hybrid topologies combining owned and cloud capacity
Why Cat Networks
Deterministic paths
Private circuits and direct connects behave the same at 3 am as at noon. Bandwidth and latency are engineered properties, not hopes.
One network view
Transit, circuits and cloud connections are designed by the same team and monitored in the same system, so problems are found once and fixed once.
Built where the networks are
Our presence in carrier-dense facilities means new connections are usually a cross connect, delivered in days rather than carrier-quarter timelines.
Example of use
A payments company needed its Osaka processing site connected to a partner in Tokyo and to its cloud analytics environment, with the production path never touching the public internet.
We delivered a private circuit between the sites and a direct cloud connection, keeping internet transit as a fully isolated path for everything else.
- Production traffic isolated end to end
- Consistent latency between sites through daily peaks
- One provider and one invoice for all connectivity
What to expect
- Connectivity that matches the architecture diagram, not an approximation of it
- Predictable performance on the paths that matter most
- Far less time spent coordinating between carriers
