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Struggling with latency, congestion, or compliance issues? Discover when it’s time to move from public internet to private connectivity. Network operations have never demanded more than they do now, leading many network managers to question whether the public internet is enough. While many organizations begin their network journey with VPNs over the public internet, they often bump into limitations quickly and begin exploring the natural next step – private connectivity.

Megaport has entered into an agreement to acquire Latitude.sh, creating an industry-leading Compute and Network-as-a-Service platform to power high-performance applications and AI workloads globally. At Megaport, we’ve always believed infrastructure should be simple to use, powerful at scale, and flexible enough to follow the workloads that matter most.

Improve ExpressRoute reliability with these deployment models and strategies for stronger cloud resilience, powered by Megaport. Every year, businesses become even more reliant on their network for the success of their entire operations. For the 350,000+ companies using Microsoft Azure, building resilient, reliable network connectivity to this service is essential.

Not sure how to connect to this leading cloud provider? Compare options to pick the best one for your business. Curious about Amazon Web Services (AWS) and the best ways to connect? AWS is a hybrid cloud provider with customized, scalable, cloud-based packages. These encompass: Whether you’re part of a multinational corporation or a small startup, you can choose among various AWS services to meet your needs.

When you build your network with APIs at its core, you give your business a competitive edge. Here’s how to do it. Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) have become ubiquitous with modern networks for good reason. As companies use more service providers, endpoints, and software platforms, APIs help them get the most possible utility from their data with the least possible effort.

There are three common ways to connect your branch locations to the cloud. We break down the benefits and limitations of each. Many enterprises are executing a strategy of cloud services first, followed by application modernization – including SD-WAN. Moving toward a cloud-native architecture using containerization, microservices, or serverless architectures like SD-WAN can lower costs over time, increase scalability, reduce development cycles, and speed up time to market.

As network teams constantly search for new ways to simplify and optimize their networks, it helps to hear from experts who have spent years at the center of these transformations. One of these voices is Fabio D’Avino, a specialist in Network as a Service (NaaS) with more than seven years of experience researching, designing, and building global network services across industries.

Discover how SCION is transforming internet routing, and how Anapaya and Megaport Virtual Edge are simplifying its adoption. Enterprise internet routing is anything but simple. With distributed endpoints, data security, and service reliability to consider, it doesn’t take long for network teams to feel overwhelmed with a complicated mess of workarounds and add-ons that become increasingly difficult to oversee and manage.

Support global growth, AI integration, and complex use cases with a scalable, programmable connectivity layer. In a recent blog, we explored exactly what Network as a Service (NaaS) is and how it has redefined connectivity for enterprises. But in this blog, we take the next step of exploring how adopting NaaS future-proofs your network.

Discover why 400G is growing in popularity across industries, and how you can deploy it with Megaport. The Megaport team is excited to introduce 400G ports. This addition to our network offering gives enterprises, cloud builders, and service providers access to ultra-high bandwidth on demand, making it easier than ever to interconnect clouds, data centers, and services at massive scale. If your IT team is already using 100G bandwidth, the need for 400G might creep up more quickly than you think.