NETWORKING

Take control of your data and simplify your connectivity

Interconnection leads to innovation

With an increasingly dynamic and complex ICT ecosystem, a simple approach to interconnection is vital for success.

Epsilon’s networking solutions put you in control of your data and networking infrastructure. We make it simple for you to connect, build new and innovative solutions, and support continual transformation for your business.

We combine global connectivity, a growing interconnect ecosystem, and network orchestration so that you can rapidly build the solutions you need – providing you with everything you need to efficiently move your data and mission-critical workloads from A to B.

Global Networking Solutions

Our solutions are built to serve the needs of carriers, managed service providers, data centre operators and enterprises. With an MEF-certified global private network, we can deliver services at the very highest quality.

One connection. Global Connectivity

Move faster to meet new demands via a single connection to our network fabric covering 300 data centres globally with extensive presence across Asia Pacific including mainland China.

We deliver low latency and low jitter Ethernet connections that can be scaled flexibly using our Infiny Network as a Service (NaaS) platform.

Data Centre InterconnectInfiny

In the cloud. Around the world.

Our global network gives you seamless access to the cloud in more than 50 data centre locations.

We offer a range of cloud connectivity solutions that enable scalable, private and secure connections to Amazon Web Services (AWS), Alibaba Cloud, Google Cloud, IBM Cloud, Microsoft Azure and Oracle Cloud.

Cloud ConnectCloud NetworkingCloud Routing

Local Peering. Global Reach

With Epsilon’s Remote Peering solution, you can keep your traffic local and your latency low.

We are connected with some of the world’s largest peering ecosystem across multiple markets. Remote Peering gives you the ability to instantly access Internet exchanges (IX) globally without the need for extra equipment or investing in infrastructure.

Remote Peering