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The world's fastest data connections
The ultra-fast optic cable connection to Europe enables the world's fastest data connections to global Networks. The forthcoming Arctic Cable, connecting Europe with northern Asia, will further solidify Finland as the ideal location for data center and cloud service companies, hyperscale and colocation service providers.
World-class resiliency
The connectivity can be built to meet the highest quality demands utilising 4 separate fibre routes and services from various operators.
Local breakouts
Telia, as the leading operator in the Nordic region, can provide superior connectivity to everywhere in Nordics and Baltics. Telia’s extensive core network contains +10000 local breakouts.
Carrier-Neutral
Open data center with services available from:
Telia Finland, Telia Cygate Oy. Arelion, Elisa Oyj, DNA Oyj, Cinia Oy, GlobalConnect Oy, Lumen Technologies, RETN Baltic AS, S1 Networks Oy, FNE-Finland Oy, Suomi Communications Oy, Cuuma Communications Oy, Finnish Communication And Internet Exchange, Netnod AB, AT&T Global Network Services Finland Oy, BT Nordics Finland Oy, China Unicom (Europe) Operations Limited, CSC - Tieteen tietotekniikan keskus Oy, euNetworks, Google interconnection.
Dedicated interconnect connections
Telia Cloud Connect (Managed Cloud), Megaport, MS Azure, Google Cloud (Low latency interconnect <5ms), AWS (Amazon Web Services).
For example, access to: INX, ESPANIX, MSK-IX, AMS-IX, DE-CIX and Net Node.
Direct access to FLAP market
Telia Helsinki Data Center is directly connected to Frankfurt via the 1,173 km sub-sea cable: 17 milliseconds at 144 Tbit/s.
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Latency and geographic reach
From Telia Helsinki 100MW Data Center to the world:
The Americas Europe Asia
Stockholm 8ms
St. Petersburg 7ms
Frankfurt 17ms
Moscow 19ms
Warsaw 35ms
Amsterdam 27ms
London 31ms
Paris 35ms
Dublin 44ms
Madrid 59ms
New York 100ms
San Jose 169ms
Singapore 196ms
Millisecond (ms) = Round Trip Times (RTT)