A private on-ramp to every cloud.
Fast, private layer 2 links from your sites straight into AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and the rest of the world's platforms, bypassing the public internet entirely.
The Cloud, Without the Internet in the Way
Public internet paths are shared, congested and unpredictable. A private interconnect makes the cloud behave like part of your own network.
Bandwidth from 100 Mbps to 100 Gbps, reserved for you, so a busy internet does not slow you down.
Your traffic crosses our network and our partners' straight onto the cloud provider's own network.
Connections are set up in days, not weeks, over a service you already have with us or a new one.
Your traffic stays separate from end to end, on private addressing between your racks, offices and cloud, and is invisible from the internet.
Every Major Cloud, One Connection
Native on-ramps to the platforms your business already runs on, plus 400+ providers, SaaS platforms and exchanges across the partner fabric.
Plus GPU and AI infrastructure providers, financial services platforms and direct peering exchanges. Ask us about any destination; new providers join the fabric constantly.
Three Hops, All of Them Private
- Bandwidth from 100 Mbps to 100 Gbps per virtual circuit, changeable as workloads grow.
- Multiple virtual circuits on one port: AWS, Azure and Google side by side.
- Pairs naturally with our colocation racks, Business NBN, Metro Ethernet and Dark Fibre.
Cloud Connect Questions Answered
The practical detail our engineers get asked most.
A private connection from your sites straight into the cloud providers you use. Your traffic never touches the public internet, so speeds stay consistent, bandwidth is guaranteed, and there is one less way in for anyone else.
All the majors: AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Oracle, IBM, Alibaba and more, plus 400+ service providers, SaaS platforms and internet exchanges available across the partner fabric. If your provider has a private on-ramp, we can almost certainly reach it.
Yes. One physical connection can carry multiple virtual circuits, so AWS and Azure can sit side by side on the same port. Cloud-to-cloud circuits are available too, keeping multicloud traffic entirely private.
Usually. The big cloud providers charge much less to move data out over a private connection than over the internet, so heavy users like backup, replication and video often save more than the connection costs.
Replication to a second region or provider runs over guaranteed private bandwidth, so RPOs are predictable and a failover event does not depend on internet conditions at the worst possible moment.
No. Cloud Connect can terminate on any Managed Networks service: an office on Business NBN or Metro Ethernet, your colocation racks, or dedicated fibre. We design the path to fit where your infrastructure actually lives.
Tell us where your workloads live.
An engineer will design the path from your sites to your clouds and quote it against a service qualification.