Native
BareFABRIC Port
10, 100 and 400 G access on a single SKU. Two 10 G ports are included for every THG1 tenant.
BareFABRIC is the access layer operated by Data Facilities — an Arista-based metro fabric reaching fifteen facilities across the Dutch metro. Peering and metro transport are included on every port; transit, dark fiber and wavelengths are available on demand.
Every BareFABRIC Port lands on a single Arista EOS underlay that reaches fifteen facilities across the Dutch metro. One SKU, one SLA, one portal — the same provisioning flow at every location, whatever the port speed.
BareFABRIC is operated by Data Facilities and anchored at THG1 in The Hague. The fabric is carrier-neutral: it carries the services you select, from the partners you choose. Peering and point-to-point metro transport are included on every port from the moment it lights.
Native fabric services are operated by Data Facilities. Partner services are delivered across the fabric by the carriers and exchanges present at THG1.
10, 100 and 400 G access on a single SKU. Two 10 G ports are included for every THG1 tenant.
Native peering, delivered by LSIX — the LayerSwitch Internet Exchange. Open policy, RPKI route servers, included on every port.
Point-to-point Layer 2 transport between any two ports on the fabric. EVPN/VPLS, included on every port.
Blended IP transit handed off at the cabinet — multiple Tier-1 and regional upstreams behind a single port.
Dark fiber across seven in-building carriers, redundant paths each, handed off in the meet-me room.
Managed wavelengths on a Nokia DWDM platform — 10, 100 and 400 G, end to end across the fabric.
A single Layer 2/3 underlay reaches fifteen facilities in Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague and Naaldwijk, anchored at DFDC The Hague. Reach any location from any port — no separate transport to buy.