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EXA Express

EXA Express (formerly GTT Express, Hibernia Express) is a 4,600 km and 6-pair Trans-Atlantic submarine cable system linking Canada and the United Kingdom. Project Express is built with the

EXA Infrastructure submarine cables | Interactive Map

This interactive submarine cable map shows global undersea and underwater fiber optic cables connecting continents and countries worldwide. Explore cable

EXA Infrastructure deploys new high-capacity fibre

London, 14 July 2025 – EXA Infrastructure, the largest dedicated digital infrastructure platform throughout Europe, connecting North America and Asia

Low-Latency Network | Colocation | EXA Infrastructure

Services portfolio Infrastructure For organisations seeking maximum scalability and control, EXA Infrastructure operates one of Europe''s largest infrastructure

EXA Infrastructure unveils ultra-low-loss European backbone fibre

EXA Infrastructure is utilising the latest high-end specification fibre optic cables across multiple key network routes around the continent in a two-year overpull upgrade.

EXA Infrastructure network map

EXA Infrastructure owns and operates the most extensive dedicated infrastructure footprint connecting Europe and North America.

Low-Latency Network | Colocation | EXA Infrastructure

For organisations seeking maximum scalability and control, EXA Infrastructure operates one of Europe''s largest infrastructure footprints, including the most

EXA Infrastructure brings four-fold network capacity leap to customers

EXA Infrastructure, the largest dedicated digital infrastructure platform connecting Europe and North America, today announced the introduction of 400-Gigabit-per-second (Gbps)-enabled

EXA Infrastructure Network Map: Connecting Europe

EXA Infrastructure owns and operates the most extensive dedicated infrastructure footprint connecting Europe and North America.

Submarine Cable Map

TeleGeography''s comprehensive and regularly updated interactive map of the world''s major submarine cable systems and landing stations.

EXA Installs Fibre Route Connecting Frankfurt, London, Amsterdam,

EXA Infrastructure boosts interconnection in Northern Europe with a new London–Frankfurt–Amsterdam–Brussels fibre route and the latest North Sea subsea cable.

EXA Infrastructure picked for UK submarine cable landing

EXA Infrastructure has been brought in by IOEMA as the landing partner for its new submarine cable in Leiston, UK.

Products & Services

2 - 25Tbps Optical Spectrum Services >23,000km Raman grade fibre optic cable <60 ms New York to London 8

EXA Infrastructure: Transportation Industry Network

Ultra Low Latency ''EXA Express'' is a state-of-the-art transoceanic optical cable that offers the absolute lowest latency between North America and Europe - under

EXA Express Submarine Cable | Capacity, Route,

This interactive submarine cable map shows global undersea and underwater fiber optic cables connecting continents and countries worldwide. Explore cable

EXA Infrastructure: Connecting Europe and North America

Our modern digital network infrastructure is built with leading fibre optic technology. It spans 174,500 kilometres across 37 countries and operates with more than

EXA Infrastructure Partners with IOEMA to Strengthen Northern

From the cable landing station EXA will also provide critical backhaul connectivity to major data centers, including London Telehouse and Equinix. Launched in May 2024, IOEMA is a 1,600 km repeatered

EXA Infrastructure and SOCAR Fiber collaborate for Red Sea route

Bodrum, Turkey, July 2nd 2024 – EXA Infrastructure, the largest dedicated digital infrastructure platform throughout Europe, connecting North America and Asia via the Middle East, has signed a strategic

EXA Infrastructure deploys fibre route from London to Frankfurt

EXA Infrastructure plans to deploy a new fibre route connecting London to Frankfurt, Amsterdam and Brussels. Integral to this project is a new consortium submarine cable, where EXA

Exa Infrastructure to deploy hybrid route between New

The hybrid route is set to offer high-capacity hybrid data transmission between New York and London, and will use a combination of existing subsea

EXA North & South Submarine Cable

This interactive submarine cable map shows global undersea and underwater fiber optic cables connecting continents and countries worldwide. Explore cable

EXA Infrastructure announces 1,200km fibre route from

EXA Infrastructure has announced the deployment of a new fibre route connecting London to Frankfurt, Amsterdam and Brussels. The project

Channel Tunnel Fibre

Under this collaboration, EXA upgraded 66 kilometres of undersea network with 288 fibres (144 fiber pairs) of the latest technology G.652D optical cable.

EXA Infrastructure: Network, Colocation & Dark Fiber

EXA Infrastructure''s vast network of metropolitan fibre footprints, connected by multiple intercity routes and pan-continental sub-sea fibre cables, enables our

EXA Infrastructure: Connecting Europe and North America

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EXA Infrastructure

In 2000, the building of the network started both in Europe and across the Atlantic. It was followed by the opening of BARI Cable Landing Station for OTE in 2003. In 2004, EXA acquired the CECOM Network in the Czech Republic. In 2005, the network was expanded in the US and EU. In 2006, the network extended to Halifax, Boston, New York, Chicago, and Montreal. In 2007, EXA''s network was expanded with the addition of Warsaw and the installation of a subsea ca

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