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    Telxius upgrades global Ethernet service for Europe and Americas

    By 王莉娅January 22, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    • Telxius has enhanced its Global Carrier Ethernet service with flexible bandwidth options for businesses in Europe and the Americas.
    • The upgrade offers businesses scalable, low-latency connectivity, powered by Ciena’s technology and supported by a global submarine cable network.

    What happened: Telxius upgrades its global Ethernet service

    Telxius has introduced significant improvements to its Global Carrier Ethernet (GCE) service, designed for enterprises and service providers in Europe and the Americas. The upgraded service provides bandwidth flexibility, ranging from 50Mbps to 100Gbps+, allowing businesses to scale their connectivity as needed. It is powered by Ciena’s advanced optical technology, replacing traditional transponders, which enhances scalability and efficiency. The service leverages Telxius’ expansive network of submarine cables, covering over 100,000 km, including high-capacity cables like Firmina, Tikal, and Mistral. Additionally, it offers MEF 3.0 certification and supports connections to multiple global points of presence (PoPs).

    The GCE service is particularly valuable for businesses that rely on seamless, high-speed connectivity to key global hubs and cloud providers. The upgrade is designed to meet the growing demands for bandwidth and ultra-low latency in the digital era.

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    Why it’s important

    The upgrade of Telxius’ Global Carrier Ethernet (GCE) service holds significant importance as it directly addresses the growing demands for scalable, high-performance connectivity in today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape. With businesses increasingly relying on cloud-based solutions and interconnected global networks, the ability to scale bandwidth flexibly—ranging from 50Mbps to over 100Gbps—is a crucial factor in maintaining operational efficiency. The low-latency and high-reliability characteristics of the service are essential for enterprises that need uninterrupted, real-time access to critical applications and services.

    By integrating Ciena’s cutting-edge optical technology, Telxius offers a more resilient and adaptable service compared to traditional models, allowing businesses to adjust to changing data consumption patterns seamlessly. Moreover, the GCE service supports key global hubs and cloud providers, ensuring that businesses can maintain a competitive edge by having direct, reliable access to the backbone of the digital economy. This upgrade is not only a response to current bandwidth demands but also a strategic move to prepare businesses for future growth and technological advancements in areas like AI, 5G, and the Internet of Things (IoT). Telxius is positioning itself as a crucial enabler of digital transformation for global enterprises.

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    Celia Wang is a community engagement specialist at BTW Media, having studied Creative and Media Enterprise at University of Warwick. She specialises in copywriting and sales communications. Contact her at c.wang@btw.media.

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