Zayo Europe and Telehouse overcame customer challenges through a combination of outstanding collaboration and innovation. Key was Telehouse’s data centre locations in Toronto, Paris, London, Frankfurt and Marseille. Zayo Europe connected these hubs with its high-capacity fibre networks, offering speeds of up to 400 Gbps, using its extensive expertise in solving complex connectivity problems.

In global capital markets, every nanosecond counts. The better your connectivity, the greater your competitive advantage. Dedicated internet and Cloud connectivity, with 100% uptime and robust protection against DDoS attacks, can give your business the edge.

AI is fundamentally reshaping Europe’s reliance on data networks. The problem: nobody knows what that reshaped demand will look like. If you operate at the forefront of AI innovation, you need to be ready for anything -and that makes your choice of connectivity partner crucial.

Energy and utilities are in a crucial moment of transition: from monolithic industrial entities to decentralised, digitalised and diversified energy providers. With operations increasingly relying on IoT, sensors and AI, the right network is crucial to success.

The future of software is real-time, AI-enabled and data-intensive. SaaS and cloud providers rely on connectivity like never before to deliver intelligent, responsive and always-on services. The key is having the right network capabilities, in the right places, to ensure 100% uptime with the low latency today’s real-time applications demand.

Challenger banks are rewriting the rules of retail banking. In Europe, the sector is growing at over 10% a year, with more customers choosing mobile-first experiences, flexible services, and faster access to financial tools. But with growth comes pressure – to stay secure, move quickly, and keep delivering new features without disruption.

The rise of agile start-ups and digital-only insurers has shifted the entire competitive landscape. Customers now expect more – faster claims, more personalised products and round-the-clock access across every channel. For established insurers, this means rethinking how to connect with policyholders in a way that feels relevant, real-time and built around their needs.

The volume of data moving through the capital markets is enormous – and it’s only getting bigger. From real-time market feeds and trade execution to regulatory reporting and risk modelling, data is at the centre of everything. The challenge isn’t just handling it – it’s moving it quickly, securely, and reliably.

From merchant payments and corporate transactions to embedded finance and API-led platforms, today’s B2C and B2B payment providers must deliver instant, secure,
and reliable experiences across a growing number of digital touchpoints.

The evolution of AI-related services is starting to reshape demand for high-speed, high-capacity, low-latency fibre networks. Here’s the state of play as we see it.

As the digital economy accelerates, demand for scalable, high-performance infrastructure continues to rise. Whether it’s public cloud services, AI workloads, or edge computing, businesses are seeking data centres that not only provide space and power – but also seamless, high-capacity connectivity.