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Arelion is adding five network points of presence in US markets tied to data centres and GPU computing: Reno, Fargo, Atlanta, Houston and Miami. The expansion is intended to connect AI infrastructure beyond established data-centre hubs, including neocloud and GPU-focused operators.
Why it mattersThe company says its network can provide high-capacity links for moving data between GPU clusters, cloud environments and other infrastructure. Total Telecom reports the expansion was announced on 11 November. It is the less glamorous side of the AI build-out, but compute still needs a way to talk to compute. Arelion says the new links will improve latency and redundancy for customers; the practical test is how much capacity operators actually put to use.
Discuss: As AI computing spreads to more regions, should investment prioritise local data centres or the networks connecting them?
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