Fibre map: internet exchanges, cable landings and routes
Power is half the siting question; connectivity is the other half. Sherpa Atlas maps internet exchanges, carrier-neutral data centres, subsea cable landings and fibre routes on the same map as data centres and the grid.
What the map shows
Fibre, with everything that decides a project around them
Internet exchanges
Exchange points and the facilities they are present in.
Cable landings
Subsea cable landing stations.
Carrier-neutral facilities
Data centres open to many networks.
Routes
Fibre and cable routes where published.
Open any dot
Every record with its sources and date
Each fibre record opens in full: status, capacity as stated, owners, the grid around it and every source, dated. Search any place, site, company or coordinates.
Who uses it
How teams use the fibre map
Data-centre developers
Weigh a site’s distance to exchanges and landings against its power.
Network operators
Find new campuses that will need routes and interconnection.
Investors
Judge how connected a cluster is before investing in it.
Public agencies
See connectivity gaps in a region.
Try it first
See it before you buy it
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Click any dot on the map to open one record in full.
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Questions
The fibre map: questions
What does the fibre map show?
Internet exchanges, carrier-neutral data centres, subsea cable landings and fibre routes, next to data centres and the grid.
Where does the data come from?
Every record carries its sources and the date it was last checked: grid operators, regulators and governments, planning authorities, company announcements and the press. Nothing is estimated where a figure has been published; where no figure is published, the record says so.
Is it free?
Click any dot for one full record, free. A free account opens three full records a day and a demo area in full in every country edition. A country in full is from $400 a month, first month half price; Global Access to every country and layer, for one user, a team or an organisation, is on request.