Enterprises are designing a hybrid work experience that suits all employees in their organization, no matter where, when, or how they do their jobs. Read how Zayo can assist with your connectivity needs in and outside of the office.

Zayo has launched three new low latency routes in Europe following the recent move of the Euronext exchange to Bergamo IT3, Italy.

Our world is connected by a network of undersea fibre optic cables. Learn how subsea networks power data and communications transfers around the globe.

Zayo recently deployed Zeus, a subsea fibre route connecting the UK to mainland Europe. Read this blog for insights from our trusted subsea advisor, Geir Holmer.

With optimized routing and exclusive partnerships, our Frankfurt to Bergamo ULL route meets the latency, diversity and security needs of our financial sector clients and partners.

A global Systems Integrator (SI), offering digital and cloud transformation services across over 40 industries, had a complex problem to solve for a national healthcare customer in Europe. They turned to Zayo for the solution.

Increased remote work driving demand for low-latency connectivity and next-generation applications drove Telehouse to make some changes. Zayo and Telehouse partnered to build a new data centre and continue expansion to meet their growing needs.

Facing multiple data access challenges, a global investment bank had built a private cloud for security and control of their high volume of data, but wanted to access multiple public clouds for the agility, flexibility, operational ease, and potential cost savings. Zayo designed a solution to help.

The Data Centre customer is undergoing a massive digital transformation as their workforces and data processing are moving toward the edge. Data Centres require a transformation of their own to ensure that they continue to serve their customers’ workflows, both within the four walls of the data centre, and beyond them. Aligning with enterprises’ ambitious objectives requires a network up to the task.

According to a report by the European Telecommunications Network Operators’ Association, compared to other advanced economies, Europe has significantly less coverage of fixed network infrastructure suitable for supporting ultra-high speed networks.