Through the collaboration both companies worked to identify and design the lowest latency fibre routes, considering specific end customer requirements.
Specifically, neutrality.one will provide end-to-end network management and turnkey support to ensure network uptime and optimal performance - a service that is supported with strict service level agreements.
“Ultra-low latency networking is critical for application performance and delivering optimised end user experiences. Together with Kolibrić, we developed a fibre route between Istanbul and Frankfurt that shaves off critical time between two of the most important digital hubs in the world," said George Szlosarek, CEO of neutrality.one.
"This creates competitive advantages for Kolibrić and ensure end users get the best possible experience, whether their gaming, accessing content or using cloud-based applications. neutrality.one is working with some of the most exciting and innovative businesses in the world. We’re providing a foundation for innovation across the globe.”
Kolibrić’s network spans east and central Asia, the Middle East, and eastern and western Europe, with this latest Istanbul to Frankfurt route extending its reach in southern Europe.
Earlier this month, neutrality.one, Neterra and Arc Solutions confirmed they were collaborating to provide seamless connectivity services across the Americas, Europe and the Middle East.
Through the partnership, each organisation can leverage each other’s expertise, extend their reach into high-growth markets and benefit from a cloud-centric interconnection ecosystem.
“We are helping enterprise customers to connect between Frankfurt and Istanbul and significantly reduce network latency. The result is excellent end user experience even when using the most demanding applications and services,” said Vladimir Kryakvin, CEO at Kolibrić.
“neutrality.one provided unique networking expertise matched with a collaborative approach. The neutrality.one team understands the entire ecosystem and made it simple and efficient to connect our customers across two critical transit points in the world.”
