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Fibre Connectivity for Data Centre Sites: A Practical Guide

How to evaluate carrier fibre, route diversity and latency for a new data centre site in India.

3 min read · By the DataCentreLand India land team
Fibre Connectivity for Data Centre Sites: A Practical Guide

Quick answer

A good data centre site has at least two physically diverse fibre routes from different carriers, low latency to major internet exchanges and cloud regions, and a practical path to submarine cable landing stations such as Mumbai or Chennai.

Key takeaways

  • Route diversity matters more than carrier count
  • Check latency to users and cloud regions
  • Dark fibre options add flexibility

Route diversity

Two carriers in the same trench is one route. Ask for route maps and make sure paths enter the site from different directions.

Latency targets

Measure round-trip times to the internet exchanges and cloud regions your customers use. Edge sites should be close to end users.

International connectivity

Most of India's submarine cables land in Mumbai and Chennai, so sites with fast paths to those hubs suit global traffic.

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Frequently asked questions

At least two physically separate routes; many operators prefer three or more.

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