Frictionless connectivity can drive competitive advantage as neoscalers tackle tough operational challenges:
Unified operation at scale
The distributed infrastructure underpinning AI services must operate as a unified platform, no matter how great the distances between regions and edge locations. When customers depend on high-performance compute services, neoscalers need predictable, high-throughput nodes that behave as one system across sites.
Continuous workload intensity
Traditional cloud computing was bursty, with peaks and troughs in capacity demand. Today’s AI workloads are sustained, intense, and terabyte-scale, demanding a high-capacity optical foundation and automated controls to move massive amounts of data fast, continuously and predictably.
Relentless real-time demand
Neoscaler infrastructure is the foundation of high-intensity, real-time AI services that are in continuous demand. Any friction in the network must be offset by building out more GPUs – but that can rack up costs and compromise financial and environmental sustainability. High-throughput, low-latency connectivity is a must.
Security and resilience
In a single distributed platform, any threat to the connectivity fabric poses an unacceptable risk. That demands diverse fibre routes, resilient fibre infrastructure, and the flexibility to define, enforce and update security policies across the network.
As a Tier 1 carrier offering low latency and high capacity, Zayo is a strategic partner to Lunar. We’re exploring opening in new regions, and it’s reassuring to know Zayo can bring their global network into any location we choose.