600+ Data Centers Globally
Access to 600+ data centers globally — owned by Telstra, managed directly, or available through resale partnerships. Multinational enterprises consolidating connectivity, satellite, and colocation under one operator stay on one accountable engagement rather than aggregating per-region.
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