Multi-carrier connectivity
- Tier-1 carriers GTT and TATA Communications
- Cogent, Zayo and Hurricane Electric (HE)
- China Telecom (CN2, CT), China Unicom and CMI
The CeRaNetworks Los Angeles data center is located at 1200 W 7th Street in downtown Los Angeles. Our own fiber connects to One Wilshire for low latency, minimal hops, and high performance.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Facility type | Standard data center |
| Generators | N+1 redundancy |
| UPS | N+1 redundancy |
| Network capacity | Over 10 Tbps |
| Global carriers | Tier-1 GTT and TATA Communications; Cogent Communications, Zayo, Hurricane Electric (HE) |
| China carriers | China Telecom (CN2, CT), China Unicom (CU), China Mobile International (CMI) |
| Fiber | Own fiber to One Wilshire; direct submarine fiber back to China |
Tier-1 transit, China Telecom, China Unicom and China Mobile, plus direct submarine fiber back to China — all backed by over 10 Tbps of site network capacity.
Own fiber to One Wilshire, direct submarine fiber back to China, and connectivity to Asia-Pacific markets
Large-scale direct connections with the major Chinese carriers—China Telecom (CN2), China Unicom, and China Mobile—provide high-quality connectivity to users in China.
Lightly loaded networks are kept at low utilization to help maintain lower, steadier latency with less jitter and packet loss during evening peaks, making routes into mainland China more predictable. Explore premium, lightly loaded networks.
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These figures describe the CeRaNetworks network as a whole. Facility specifications and site network capacity are listed above; service configurations are defined in your order.
China Telecom CN2 GIA, China Unicom 9929 and CUG, and China Mobile CMIN2 provide premium, lightly loaded networks with direct mainland connectivity. Low utilization helps steady evening-peak latency, reduce jitter and packet loss, and make routing more predictable. Deploy in Hong Kong or Los Angeles, with connectivity planned around destination networks and traffic needs.
Global upstream networks include tier-1 carriers Arelion, GTT, Lumen, NTT and TATA Communications, plus SoftBank and Hurricane Electric (HE). BGP peering with nearly 100 networks connects major PoPs worldwide. Transit and peering support diverse global routing.
Network optimized for Southeast Asia · Over 2 Tbps of regional network capacity.
Anycast announces the same protected prefix across our PoPs for network-wide, near-source scrubbing. Clean traffic returns over the private inter-PoP backbone to your connection point. Connect via BGP, GRE tunnels or cross-connects, with IP Transit and dedicated server options. Choose always-on or on-demand scrubbing to match your traffic and routing needs.