euNetworks Completes Dark Fibre Network Acquisition in Belgium

euNetworks Completes Dark Fibre Network Acquisition in Belgium

euNetworks Group Limited, a Western European bandwidth infrastructure company, has completed the acquisition of the dark fibre business branch of a Belgian utility company which was announced previously. The duct-based network spans across 1,660 km of fibre spread across unique routes in Brussels and long haul routes across Belgium, adding to euNetworks’ already existing network in the region.

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Integration of New Network Underway

The integration of the newly acquired network is underway, with the company focusing on delivering high-bandwidth fibre connectivity between and within European cities. According to the statement, The company continues to focus on the ongoing densification of the high-demand bandwidth region of FLAP (Frankfurt, London, Amsterdam and Paris).

Targeted Portfolio of Metropolitan and Long-Haul Services

euNetworks is known for its data centre connectivity, with direct connections to over 510 data centres, and it is also a leading cloud connectivity provider. In addition, the company offers a targeted portfolio of metropolitan and long-haul services, including Dark Fibre, Wavelengths, and Ethernet.

euNetworks, in a statement, said, “This acquisition presents compelling investment opportunities as the company looks into adjacent geographies with customers to give them an end-to-end experience. The added reach in Belgium and new and unique routes in Brussels and across the country benefit our customers.”

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