Virtual Connectivity Hub
One port, many destinations — build and change virtual connections in minutes.
A software-defined interconnection hub: connect once and provision virtual circuits to data centers, clouds and partners from a single physical port.
What you get
Multiple virtual circuits over one connection.
Spin up, resize or remove connections quickly.
Reach data centers, clouds, partners and the exchange.
Scale each virtual circuit independently.
See all connections and their utilisation in one place.
Keep traffic for different partners isolated by VLAN.
Interconnection as software
The Virtual Connectivity Hub turns a single Peer1IX port into a switchboard. Instead of ordering a new cross-connect for every partner or cloud, you provision virtual circuits on the port you already have.
Typical uses
- Multi-cloud networking
- Partner and supplier connectivity
- Temporary capacity for migrations
- Hub-and-spoke enterprise WAN
Questions we hear often
How many connections can share one port?
Many — each is a separate virtual circuit with its own bandwidth, limited only by the port capacity.
Reading on Virtual Connectivity Hub
Measuring the ROI of Software-Defined Interconnection
A simple framework to quantify what a connectivity hub saves in recurring cost, engineering time and project delays.
Hub-and-Spoke Enterprise WAN on an Interconnection Fabric
Regional hubs on an interconnection fabric give enterprises a modern WAN: branches connect locally, and the fabric handles the rest.
VLANs, QinQ and Service Tags: How Virtual Circuits Stay Separate
Many customers share one fabric, yet every connection stays private. A short technical explainer on how VLAN tagging keeps virtual circuits…