Common use cases include data center-to-data center connectivity, data center-to-cloud on-ramps, premises-to-cloud/data center connectivity and premises-to-premises networking.

Ethernet Fabric Connect supports direct cloud connectivity to major providers including AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud and Oracle. Other providers may be available—confirm during design.

Connections can be provisioned and changed with a cloud-like experience through a self-service portal or APIs, helping you respond faster as requirements evolve.

Bandwidth options range from 50 Mbps to 100 Gbps, with readiness for 400 Gbps as needs grow.

Yes. Traffic stays on private Layer 2 Ethernet connectivity with SLA-backed service, supporting stronger data protection and governance than public internet-based approaches.

Public internet paths can introduce variability, latency and security risks. Ethernet Fabric Connect provides private connectivity designed for more predictable performance and control.

Yes. It is designed for high-capacity transport that supports AI modeling, training and inference, analytics, and real-time data movement across hybrid environments.

Contact an expert or request a callback to confirm availability, select endpoints, and design the right bandwidth and service options.