What you get

Picture having your own cable between two data centers — for your traffic only. That's what a wavelength gives you. You connect your equipment on one end, we carry the traffic in a straight line to the other end, and what you send across is entirely up to you. Result: a fixed, high capacity that other customers and internet traffic can't touch.

When does a wave fit?

  • Lots of capacity

    A shared service isn't enough anymore and you want a dedicated 10G or 100G link between two data centers that's entirely yours.

  • Predictable response time

    For workloads like storage replication or database clusters where every millisecond counts. A wave has fewer hops in between, so calmer and more stable throughput.

  • Full control

    You decide which equipment and protocols you use. We deliver a clean optical link; whatever you send over it stays yours.

What's in it for you?

  • A link just for you

    Not a shared channel: the wave's capacity is fully yours. What others do on the network doesn't affect you.

  • You choose what runs on it

    10 or 100 Gbit Ethernet for classic networking, or another protocol that fits your application. We stay invisible in the middle.

  • Stable, low latency

    A direct optical path across our backbone with minimal hops. Great for latency-sensitive workloads like storage and cluster links.

  • Diverse routing available

    For extra peace of mind we can add a second wave on a physically separated route, so a single cable cut doesn't take you down.

Wavelengths are available between our Amsterdam core PoPs: Nikhef Amsterdam, NorthC Amsterdam, Databarn Amsterdam (extension of NorthC) and Cellnex Amsterdam. We don't deliver wavelengths at IJsselstein LPK (Cellnex), due to an OTN constraint at that outside PoP. We also don't deliver this service in Greenhouse Datacenters GHDC3 — there we offer IP transit and EVPN.

Request a quote

Which site, which service, which capacity? Mail or call — we usually come back with a fitting proposal.