Digital Realty is developing a cable landing station within its LAX12 data center in El Segundo, California, to directly connect subsea fiber optic cables to its facilities. This project, a collaboration with Assured Communications, aims to facilitate the transfer of capacity between Asia-Pacific and North America, with operations expected to commence in 2028. The initiative is driven by increasing demand for bandwidth, partly fueled by AI workloads, and seeks to provide a more efficient and flexible interconnection point for subsea capacity. AI
IMPACT Increases bandwidth availability for AI workloads by bringing subsea capacity directly into data centers.
RANK_REASON This is a new service offering by a data center provider, not a core AI model release or research.
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- Asia Pacific
- AWS
- California
- Craig Waldrop
- Data Center Knowledge
- Digital Realty
- El Segundo
- LAX12
- Los Angeles
- North America
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