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    Exa and Ultranet to build Milan-Genoa fibre route

    By Juno chenMarch 18, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    • Exa Infrastructure and Ultranet are building a 175 km fibre route, improving connectivity between Milan and Genoa’s key data hubs.
    • The project will expand Exa’s Genoa Metro network, linking major cable landing stations and supporting high-performance data transmission.

    What happened: Exa Infrastructure and Ultranet collaborate on Milan-Genoa fibre route

    Exa Infrastructure and Ultranet are building a 175 km fibre route to enhance connectivity between Milan and Genoa, two of Italy’s key data hubs. The project will extend Exa’s Genoa Metro network, linking major Cable Landing Stations (CLS), including Lagaccio, Equinix, and the Genoa Open CLS. Once completed, Exa will introduce an open landing platform for subsea cables, offering five diverse routes out of Genoa to strengthen data flow and network resilience.

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    Why it’s important

    This collaboration aims to strengthen network resilience and expand data transmission capacity between Milan and Genoa. Milan serves as Italy’s leading technology hub, hosting numerous data centres and major submarine cable connections like BlueMed and 2Africa, making it a crossroads for European and Mediterranean traffic. Genoa is rapidly growing as a market, supported by several subsea cable landing points and data centres operated by companies such as Sparkle and Equinix. The new fibre route is expected to support high-performance data loads, enhancing Italy’s digital infrastructure.

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    Juno chen

    Juno Chen is an intern reporter at BTW Media. Having studied Media and Data Analytics at the University of Sydney. She specialised in industry insights Contact her at j.chen@btw.media.

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