Datacenter and digital infrastructure company Equinix is rolling out its digital interconnection services for enterprises in India. These services will assist organizations in India to establish on-demand data center-to-data center network connections within a city or between global locations with software-defined interconnection.
Equinix’s digital interconnection services include Equinix Fabric, Equinix Internet Exchange, and Equinix Internet Access. Equinix Fabric enable organizations to connect to the cloud, network, other service providers, and their customers, vendors, and partners. Equinix Internet Exchange service allows networks, content providers, and large enterprises to exchange internet traffic and expand operations, while Equinix Internet Access provides internet access in Equinix International Business Exchange (IBX) data centers across more than 50 markets globally.
“We live in a digital infrastructure world where agility, efficiency, and flexibility are key for success. Enterprises are increasingly using on-demand interconnection provided by data center providers to connect with multiple cloud service providers, network service providers, and other businesses. In addition, pay-per-use has become a preferred model in this rapidly changing business world. Equinix Fabric, Equinix Internet Exchange, and Equinix Internet Access, which cater to the stated requirement of enterprises, are now available in India, enabling businesses to leverage the highly differentiated interconnection services to reach new customers in new markets and efficiently implement their hybrid multi-cloud strategy. Through Equinix Fabric, businesses in India can also interconnect with companies deployed in more than 245 data centers around the world, improving their access to the markets beyond their borders.” said Manoj Paul, Managing Director, Equinix India.
The launch follows the announcement of an initial investment of over US$86 million to build Equinix’s third IBX data center in Mumbai and an estimated investment of over US$125 million in phases over the next 10 years for building a data center in Chennai. The new interconnection services will enable business ecosystems to securely scale into the cloud and interconnect with their partners, customers, and other key stakeholders.