Interconnection services empower your growth by giving you dedicated access to nearly any provider you need.
Colocation and interconnection have been inseparable since the beginning of the industry. Colocation provides a central meeting place for networks, clouds and enterprises to house their physical infrastructure and efficiently exchange traffic with one another. Interconnection services are the physical connections between those companies that enable this exchange of data. This is best achieved in a vendor-neutral data center with a large ecosystem of vendors colocated together.
When businesses create dedicated connections to one another within the same colocation data center - rather than connecting via a network outside of the data center - it reduces the distance that data has to travel, and ultimately, latency.
Interconnection has the ability to support one-to-many connectivity. Peering and cloud exchanges enable organizations to set up a more efficient network architecture and support multi-cloud connectivity through accessing multiple vendors through a single connection.
Direct cloud access services, such as AWS Direct Connect, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure ExpressRoute and Oracle Cloud allow enterprises to bypass the public internet when connecting to major public cloud providers. This helps to reduce costs and increase performance.
CoreSite data centers feature top Internet Exchanges such as AMS-IX, DE-CIX, LINX, NYIIX, United IX and BBIX, as well as our own CoreSite Any2Exchange® for Internet peering.
CoreSite cross connects provide access to a dynamic ecosystem of customer networks, facilitating traffic exchange, reinforcing network resiliency and enabling disaster recovery.
Offering single connections for traditional connectivity and fully redundant connections for mission-critical applications, Blended IP is a simple solution for the low bandwidth requirements that accompany a data center deployment.
Inter-site connectivity creates a virtual extension between sites, allowing you to expand capacity or augment network access to enable growth within your region.
Selecting a data center or colocation provider is a big decision for your business. After all, you'll be housing your mission-critical infrastructure within someone else's facility. Before you make a selection there are a number of criteria you should take into account.
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