CloudINX offers cutting-edge connectivity solutions designed for the cloud, enabling seamless, low-latency mobile and IoT communications. By leveraging the expansive infrastructure of PCCW Global, Console Connect, Megaport and the Laser Light Communications software as its interconnected Cloud Fabric, CloudINX ensures reliable, high-performance connectivity across the globe, ideal for mission-critical cloud services and applications.
Laser Light Satellite System and the Halo Network Integration in 2027 CloudINX is leading innovation in low latency Cloud computing, together with operators and technical partners combined with the integration of the Laser Light all optics global network, a key partner in expanding global backbone and wholesale data transport. Laser Light’s high-throughput, low-latency satellite network ensures reliable, high-speed connectivity in remote areas where traditional networks fall short. This system will seamlessly connect with the Halo Network in 2027, creating a global communications ground mesh with an advanced satellite constellation sky mesh. The partnership will provide ultra-low latency and high-speed connectivity worldwide, supporting the future of cloud services, IoT, and global communications. Together, they will future-proof CloudINX's offerings, ensuring seamless, uninterrupted connectivity as the world transitions to cloud-powered services.The Peace cable offers ultra-low-latency connections between Europe, Africa, and Asia, with up to 192 Tbps capacity in the Mediterranean segment. This high-speed infrastructure is perfect for cloud-based services, enabling faster data transfers and better performance for cloud applications.
The AAE-1 cable spans from Hong Kong to Europe, connecting a vast number of countries in Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. This cable is optimized for low-latency data transit, ensuring high-speed cloud access across a large part of the world.
PCCW Global’s direct connection to WACS at Kinshasa provides high-speed access to cloud services in West Africa, empowering businesses to fully leverage cloud platforms and applications across the region.
The TGN-IA cable enhances CloudINX’s low-latency infrastructure, ensuring high-speed data transfer between Asia and the rest of the world, supporting cloud-based services with minimal delays. The cable was operated by the American corporation Tyco International until it was acquired for 130 million US$ by India's Videsh Sanchar Nigam Limited (VSNL) in 2005. Since 2008 VSNL was rebranded as Tata Communications and the cable was named TGN-A for Tata Global Network Atlantic
The Africa-1 cable connects landlocked African countries to global high-speed subsea networks, supporting cloud adoption and digital transformation in regions with traditionally limited connectivity.
Africa-1 is owned by a consortium of the following members, with more members expected to join as the cable extends to new destinations in Africa. Etisalat by e&, Algérie Télécom, Zain Omantel International (ZOI), G42, Mobily, Telecom Egypt and PTCL.PCCW Global’s IP network serves as the backbone for CloudINX, with high-performance routing optimized for low-latency cloud communication. This robust network supports millions of IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, ensuring reliable, scalable connectivity for cloud services worldwide.
While CloudINX leverages the best-in-class submarine cables and IP networks provided by PCCW Global, it maintains independence by integrating with multiple global connectivity partners. This ensures redundancy and reduces the risk of downtime, providing reliable, uninterrupted access to cloud services for end users.
CloudINX is built to support the cloud’s ever-evolving needs. By combining low-latency submarine cable systems and a scalable IP network, CloudINX is future-proofing global cloud communications, ensuring that customers can seamlessly transition into the next generation of IoT and cloud-powered services.