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In our new white paper, RETN highlights that the impact of the Red Sea cable cuts has been severely underestimated.
We believe up to 70% of Europe-Asia data flow was disrupted – showing the weakness of the ecosystem.
In a world increasingly framed by geopolitical tensions, environmental challenges, and rapid technological change - global network infrastructure resilience has never been more critical. We outline the urgent need for building networks that connect people today while protecting against tomorrow.
White Paper: Building the networks of tomorrow
A call to action for the industry: to prioritise resilience, foster innovation, and ensure that the networks we build today support the demands of tomorrow.
Contents:
- Network vulnerability: The scale of geopolitical risks and wider threats
- Response strategies: The strategic importance of diversified routes
- Collaborative competition: Regulatory changes and the role of Big Tech
- Country matters: Connecting and developing overlooked regions
Checklist for ISPs and enterprise businesses
5 questions to ask when designing your network
1. How does the network architecture of our provider align with the future growth of our business?
Network providers must be able to handle both current and future bandwidth requirement, so scaling is seamless.
2. What’s the true cost of network disruptions and downtime?
It’s not just repairs that cost money – financial damage from lost business and unhappy customers really stacks up, so pick a provider that doesn’t cut corners.
3. How does the network infrastructure keep up with evolving security threats and compliance requirements?
Priorities should include encryption, DDoS protection, intrusion detection, and compliance with relevant regulations.
4. What’s the best way to manage network latency and performance optimisation?
Flexible architecture is key, so look for adaptability in network design, the ability to scale services up or down, and support for emerging technologies.
5. Which geographical regions are a priority and do any have single points of failure?
Assess redundancy, failover systems, and SLA commitments to ensure reliable uptime across all regional operations.
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Capacity
Secure and high-quality point-to-point data transmission service provided over RETN’s fiber-optic network using wavelength division (DWDM) technology. Service is delivered either as fully transparent Ethernet, SDH or even ODU transport.
Internet
From one of the world's leading AS numbers, delivered over a geographic all extensive in house controlled DWDM system, well peered and interconnected with premium global IP networks. RETN can provide Internet services worldwide at any desired bandwidth with the highest direct connectivity.
LMoIP, L2, L3 VPN
Ethernet backbone services - fast and secure consolidation of customer’s remote LANs and/or devices by means of logically distributed bandwidth between customer’s nodes across the RETN network’s infrastructure.
Remote IX
Remote access to the leading international Internet Exchange Platforms (AMS-IX, DE-CIX, LINX, Netnod etc.) from any of the RETN PoPs across our extensive network.
RETN & Infinera deliver hyperscale bandwidth: Nordics to Eastern Europe
RETN achieves record-timing provision of multi-terabit bandwidth on the Nordic-Eastern Europe route, thanks to the ICE6 optic engine from Infinera that powers RETN's network.
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