We believe that bandwidth changes everything, connecting everybody to everything, making anything possible. We own and operate 18 dense fibre based metropolitan city networks in Western Europe. These are connected with our intercity backbone covering 53 cities in 17 countries.
See how we’ve developed our network, explore the footprint and connected buildings and find out what’s currently under construction.
We have added 59,400km kilometres of lit fibre in the long haul since 2015, built out our metro footprint and connected up key sites for our customers. Take a look at how we’ve developed.
Our metro networks connect the key data centre clusters and other aggregation points and buildings our customers need. We connect these with scalable, high fibre count cables. Explore our footprint.
We continue to invest in our network for our customers, extending our long haul routes, adding fibre kilometres and new network in the metro and connecting more data centres. Explore our current projects and contact us for more information
Fibre is and will remain the crucial underlying foundation of the internet and caters to an increasingly connected and bandwidth hungry world.
Kevin Dean
Interim Chief Executive Officer, euNetworks
We continue to add route kilometres in our metro and intercity networks, connecting more data centres, key sites and buildings with fibre.
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We own and operate dense fibre networks. We have a proven track record in deploying capital and developing networks at pace for our customers.
An experienced team in their respective disciplines, with a strong track record in managing a results driven, capital intensive business model.
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euNetworks is constantly growing. We need the best people to join our highly talented team and help us achieve our goals. Search our open positions.