International Connectivity with Flexential Interconnection

All industries are embracing an increasingly digital global marketplace, more often than not enabled by cloud-based applications and platforms. As U.S. organizations, including technology, manufacturing, healthcare, research and educational institutions continue to expand their interests in emerging, high-growth APAC markets, their global counterparts look to exploit similar opportunities in the U.S.

Likewise, the amount of data traveling from the U.S. to South America is growing due to broadband and bandwidth-heavy application adoption as well as a broader shift of businesses to the cloud. In parallel, many legacy U.S. - South American network systems are nearing end-of-life and need replacement.

Flexential’s Portland-Hillsboro 2 data center is the North American landing point for two new subsea fiber cable systems. Combined, the New Cross Pacific and Hawaiki submarine cable networks provide faster data connections and expanded network access to meet mounting requirements for low-latency connectivity to and from Asia, Australia and New Zealand.

Similarly, as part of Flexential Interconnection, the Seaborn Networks’ transoceanic platform provides low latency, high-speed, 72-terabits-per-second seamless connection to Latin America. The Latin American subsea cable, Seabras-1, pans from New Jersey to Sao Palo, Brazil. Seabras-1 to South America is built for performance that is second to none. This provides our customers with more connections to the world through the latest generation of high-capacity, ultra-low latency service delivered in a fraction of the time of legacy suppliers.