Recurring capacity lease
Flexible monthly or annual capacity for requirements that may change over time, including upgrade and renewal options.
CLOUDINX SERVICE PORTFOLIO
Network, data centres, cloud, security, edge and managed operations — designed as one coherent service path rather than a collection of disconnected suppliers.
CLOUDINX FULL STACK
CloudINX organises global digital infrastructure into six interoperable service layers with Service Control across the lifecycle.
Internet, IP transit, Ethernet, private line, fibre and wavelength.
02Private WAN, SD-WAN, EVPN and multi-site network fabric.
03Cloud, data centre, IX, peering, virtual PoP and carrier interconnect.
04Cross-border and inter-regional paths with diversity and dependency control.
05Jurisdiction, data-location, control-boundary and continuity architecture.
06Distributed edge, GPU/AI DCI, research and high-density compute connectivity.
DEDICATED SERVICE PRACTICES
Every practice has a dedicated service page and engagement pathway, governed through the same evidence, serviceability, commercial, contracting and delivery controls.
Project delivery, service management, supplier coordination, NOC assurance, lifecycle governance and executive reporting.
Explore managed services → 01Carrier-neutral enterprise connectivity, SD-WAN, edge and lifecycle coordination.
Explore managed networks → 02Private cloud access, hybrid architecture and multi-cloud routing.
Explore cloud interconnect → 03Software-defined compute, storage, network and qualified operating options.
Explore virtual data centres → 04Facility strategy, colocation, edge and modular deployment, interconnect, migration and continuity.
Explore data centre services → 05Monitoring, incident coordination, reporting and service assurance.
Explore Virtual NOC → 06Secure access, segmentation, policy and operational visibility.
Explore network security → 07Inter-regional paths connecting sites, clouds, data centres and edge environments.
Explore global interconnect → 08Jurisdiction, data, network, operational, cryptographic, platform and exit control.
Explore sovereign infrastructure →09Strategy, architecture, due diligence, sourcing, business-case modelling, programme assurance and market-entry support.
Explore advisory & consulting →GUIDED SOLUTION PATHWAYS
Clients can start with the required business outcome and add site, coordinate, capacity, resilience, facility and project details as they become available. CloudINX Sales and the delivery team then qualify the requirement before any commercial commitment.
Terrestrial, cross-border, subsea, wavelength, fibre, IRU and leased capacity.
Configure connectivity →02Primary, secondary, restoration and multi-orbit service requirements.
Configure satellite →03Colocation, power, cross-connects, VDC, private cloud and migration.
Configure infrastructure →04Distributed micro-data centres and other qualified modular edge infrastructure with power, cooling and interconnect.
Configure edge →05Feasibility, civil works, implementation, commissioning and operations.
Configure a project →06Submit the business outcome and available site facts for architecture support.
Start with the outcome →07Jurisdictions, data location, routes, access, keys, continuity and exit controls.
Configure sovereignty →CAPACITY ACQUISITION
CloudINX supports recurring leased capacity, prepaid long-term terms and IRU-style requirements across lit capacity, wavelengths, dark fibre, spectrum and strategic backbone routes—subject to technical, commercial and legal qualification.
Flexible monthly or annual capacity for requirements that may change over time, including upgrade and renewal options.
Multi-year capacity structures for predictable demand, with defined delivery points, protection, upgrade and O&M treatment.
A long-term contractual right to use specified capacity for an agreed period, normally without transferring ownership of the underlying infrastructure.
Engagement outputs
Outputs are designed to support investment approval, procurement, engineering review, commercial contracting and operational acceptance.
Business outcome, sites, workload, capacity, security, regulatory, timing and commercial constraints.
Feasible access, backbone, facility and cloud pathways with dependencies and trade-offs.
Like-for-like review of service class, lead time, commercial term, SLA, support and concentration risk.
Order sequence, dependencies, responsibilities, testing, acceptance and cutover controls.
Monitoring, ticket flow, escalation, reporting, service review and change-control responsibilities.
A concise recommendation connecting business outcome, technical feasibility, commercial exposure and risk.
Service lifecycle
Clarify the use case, business outcome and minimum technical and commercial data required.
Validate serviceability, jurisdiction, evidence quality, commercial fit and critical constraints.
Define route, service class, resilience, security, dependencies and operating boundary.
Compare qualified service options, provider obligations, lead time, price, SLA and concentration risk.
Coordinate ordering, implementation, testing, acceptance, handover and stakeholder reporting.
Manage performance and lifecycle change only within the agreed contracted operating model.
Start with the requirement
CloudINX will translate the requirement into a clear infrastructure brief before service selection.
CLOUDINX · SIMPLY.CONNECT
Start with the endpoints, the workload and the business outcome. CloudINX qualifies the network, data-centre, cloud and operating path around what you actually need.
Availability, route, provider, capacity, SLA and delivery remain subject to technical, commercial and contractual qualification.