RETN

The entity sits on the left and its connections fan out by role on the right; the graph shows each group’s most confident connections, and the full list below carries every relationship.

Full list

• RETN launches new London–Brussels network route

  RETN has added another UK–Europe network path, but customers still need evidence of its end-to-end physical separation.

  Primary articlePublished 2026-07-29
• RETN adds Lithuania Poland fibre route through Suwałki corridor

  RETN adds a Kaunas–Białystok fibre route via Suwałki to improve Lithuania–Poland resilience and route diversity.

  Primary articlePublished 2026-06-25
• Pascal Stattmann trading as Nodescrape

  Tracking Nodescrape gives early visibility into connectivity disruptions for its hosted customer base. Changes in AS212057’s upstreams, prefix announcements, or peering status can directly affect whether its game servers and KVM instances remain reachable. Additionally, one of its IPs operates as a Tor exit node, creating a reputation risk that could cause wider prefix blocklisting.

  Mentioned articlePublished 2026-05-26
• SOLUNET GROUP S.P.A.

  Solunet matters because its contracted services sit inside customer operating environments. Connectivity and VoIP keep businesses reachable; MSP and cloud work affect system availability; cybersecurity controls influence prevention and recovery; and its privileged MeO/SIMO roles define who monitors and administers client systems. The unresolved S.p.A. versus S.R.L. legal‑label mismatch introduces ambiguity, and changes in its routing visibility via AS212608 can alter the reachability of hosted o

  Mentioned articlePublished 2026-05-26
• RETN launches new London–Brussels network route

  RETN has added another UK–Europe network path, but customers still need evidence of its end-to-end physical separation.

  Primary articlePublished 2026-07-28