High-Performance Global Backbone
Our fiber optic network connects the world's major data centers, providing the lowest latency and highest capacity for your critical applications.
10 Tbps
Total Capacity
< 2ms
Brazil Latency
35+
Points of Presence
150+
IXP Peerings
Our global presence
Our network spans major global markets with high-availability infrastructure.
Southeast
100%States
South
100%States
Center-West
95%States
Northeast
90%States
North
75%States
Peerings & Interconnections
Direct connections with major providers and global traffic exchange points.
Public Peerings (IXPs)
Connected to major Internet Exchange Points
Private Peerings
Direct connections with major content providers
Tier 1 Carriers
IP transit with major global carriers
Global Presence
Our strategically distributed points of presence ensure low latency and high availability.
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South America
- Fortaleza, CE
- Belo Horizonte, MG
- Porto Alegre, RS
- Rio de Janeiro, RJ
- São Paulo, SP
North America
- Los Angeles, CA
- Ashburn, VA
- Chicago, IL
- Miami, FL
Europe & Middle East
- Paris, FR
- Amsterdam, NL
- Frankfurt am Main, DE
- Milan, IT
Asia-Pacific
- Hong Kong, HK**
- Singapore, SG**
- Tokyo, JP**
** Roadmap locations - coming soon
Connect your network to our infrastructure
Contact us to learn how our infrastructure can accelerate your applications.
A proprietary backbone with global reach
Our backbone is a private fiber-optic network connecting the world's major data centers and markets. With multiple points of presence (PoPs) and peerings at strategic IXPs, we deliver shorter routes, reduced latency and high capacity.
Coverage spans every region of Brazil — from São Paulo to the North and Northeast — plus international presence. Redundant infrastructure ensures high availability for the most demanding traffic, with consistent end-to-end performance.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Huge Networks backbone?
It is our proprietary fiber-optic network interconnecting data centers and points of presence in Brazil and abroad, forming the backbone that carries our services' connectivity.
What is the backbone's geographic coverage?
The network covers every region of Brazil — Southeast, South, Center-West, Northeast and North — across many states, plus international points of presence in major global markets.
How does the backbone reduce latency?
With multiple points of presence and direct peerings at IXPs, traffic travels shorter routes to its destination, reducing latency and improving your users' experience.
What are IXP peerings?
Peerings are direct connections with other networks at internet exchange points (IXPs). The more peerings, the shorter and more efficient the routes — resulting in lower latency and greater redundancy.
Is the backbone redundant?
Yes. The infrastructure is designed with redundancy to ensure high availability: if one path fails, traffic is automatically rerouted via alternative routes.
Who benefits from the Huge Networks backbone?
Carriers, providers, data centers and companies that need high-capacity, low-latency and highly available connectivity across regions and international markets.