Activeport Secures First Orders for 100GB Links on New Global Edge Platform
Activeport Group has launched a flexible, consumption-based 100GB inter-capital network service integrated into its Global Edge platform, partnering with Titan Telecoms to connect major Australian cities. The company has already secured its first orders from wholesale network operators.
- Launch of elastic inter-capital network service on Global Edge platform
- Partnership with Titan Telecoms leveraging high-capacity optic infrastructure
- First customer orders for 100GB primary links between Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne
- Consumption-based pricing model enabling on-demand bandwidth scaling
- Expansion of Global Edge ecosystem with new high-margin revenue streams
Activeport Expands Network-as-a-Service Offering
Activeport Group Ltd (ASX – ATV) has taken a significant step forward in Australia's telecommunications landscape by launching an elastic inter-capital network service integrated into its Global Edge network-as-a-service (NaaS) platform. This new service, developed in partnership with Titan Telecoms, Australia's leading optic network provider, connects Brisbane, the Sunshine Coast, Sydney, and Melbourne with scalable 100GB bandwidth links.
The integration of Titan’s robust, low-latency fibre optic infrastructure with Activeport’s intuitive Global Edge portal allows enterprise customers, internet service providers, and managed network operators to provision high-capacity inter-city connectivity on demand. This self-service model supports flexible bandwidth scaling, enabling users to manage primary or backup circuits efficiently without upfront commitments.
Meeting Growing Demand for Resilient Bandwidth
As data consumption surges driven by cloud services, AI workloads, and digital transformation, the demand for resilient and elastic inter-capital connectivity has never been higher. Activeport’s new offering addresses this market need by providing a consumption-based pricing model that aligns with the agility enterprises require to manage fluctuating traffic patterns and ensure business continuity.
Early adoption has been promising, with Activeport securing its first committed customer deploying 100GB primary links between capital cities. This customer uses the service as a passive backup with the ability to scale bandwidth on demand, highlighting the solution’s value in enhancing network resilience and operational flexibility.
Strategic Partnership and Market Positioning
The collaboration with Titan Telecoms leverages their high-capacity optic network to complement Activeport’s existing Global Edge ecosystem, which already includes last-mile services via Fibreconx and NBN, as well as cloud interconnects through Megaport and Console Connect. This expansion not only broadens Activeport’s service portfolio but also opens new high-margin revenue streams through inter-capital routing.
Peter Christie, Chairman and CEO of Activeport, emphasized the company’s commitment to evolving the Global Edge platform to meet enterprise needs with minimal capital expenditure and rapid deployment. The partnership model exemplifies how combining infrastructure strengths with software automation can deliver unmatched flexibility and value.
Looking Ahead
With Australia’s inter-capital connectivity market poised for growth, driven by increasing data demands and the shift towards agile networking, Activeport’s elastic inter-capital service positions the company well to capture emerging opportunities. The ability to offer scalable, consumption-based bandwidth on a self-service platform could become a key differentiator as enterprises and network operators seek cost-effective, resilient connectivity solutions.
Bottom Line?
Activeport’s new elastic inter-capital network service marks a pivotal expansion of its Global Edge platform, setting the stage for broader adoption and deeper market penetration in Australia’s evolving telecom sector.
Questions in the middle?
- How quickly will Activeport secure additional customers beyond the initial 100GB link orders?
- What pricing dynamics will emerge as consumption-based inter-capital bandwidth gains traction?
- How will competitors respond to Activeport and Titan Telecoms’ integrated NaaS offering?
