GNM, a backbone provider with its own GNM-IX Internet Exchange Network, has announced the launch of its first Point of Presence in Hungary. Located at the Dataplex (Magyar Telekom Cloud & DataCenter) in Budapest, this new PoP strengthens connectivity in Central Europe and provides telecom operators and businesses with better access to essential network infrastructure.
Boosting Wavelength and Interconnection Services in the Region
GNM’s Budapest Point of Presence takes advantage of its own DWDM-system. It provides valuable options for network redundancy improvement, traffic flow optimization, and reduction of points of failure. The GNM’s interconnection services such as GNM-IX and IP Transit allow direct connections with a wider range of networks, as well as access to Tier-1 connectivity providers. Flexible port options from 10G to 400G provide customized options to meet different bandwidth needs.
Expanding Infrastructure to Support Growing Demand
“The launch of our Budapest PoP marks an important milestone in GNM’s expansion strategy,” said Alex Surkoff, Business Development Director at GNM. “This new PoP not only enhances connectivity in Central Europe but also supports local telecom providers by delivering cost-efficient and scalable solutions.”
The Budapest PoP is now part of GNM’s European backbone, offering direct, low-latency connections to hubs in Bratislava and Sofia. This expansion improves access for Hungarian telecom companies to European content and international networks while reducing reliance on third-party transit providers. It also enables seamless integration with major global content providers, cloud platforms, and international carriers. By lowering latency and ensuring stable traffic flows, the PoP ensures more efficient data exchange and service quality for end-users.
Future Expansion Plans
GNM plans to expand its backbone and establish new PoPs in Central Europe to strengthen network coverage, providing businesses and telecom operators with a robust digital infrastructure.
About GNM
GNM is a global backbone provider known for its extensive 18,000 km DWDM backbone network. It offers high-performance connectivity solutions that ensure low-latency, scalable, and resilient network infrastructure. Unlike traditional providers, GNM combines its own GNM-IX Internet Exchange with direct access to Tier-1 ISPs, giving customers enhanced routing efficiency and cost-effective traffic exchange. including Internet Exchange and IP Transit, as well as DWDM transport services.
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