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Global Network

i3D.net runs its own intercontinental backbone alongside bare metal in every PoP, with predictable local routing no matter where your users are.

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Network and compute, combined​

With i3D.net, you get a single, tightly integrated network and compute platform end to end — something very few providers offer at global scale. That means faster, more consistent performance with fewer routing surprises, no fragile handoffs, and reliable connectivity even outside core regions.

How
i3D.net's Network
works

Via cross‑connect at a colo we both reach, via IP transit at an IX, or via secure tunnel from your origin. One interconnect, one BGP session, one routed prefix range.

Your traffic rides our MPLS L3VPN across the 26+ Tbps backbone. Isolated routing instance, isolated forwarding plane, no exposure to the public internet between PoPs.

A single IP block is announced from every PoP in your fabric. Users hit the nearest one automatically, by BGP, with no GSLB tricks or DNS gymnastics required.

Owned bare metal at each PoP terminates the anycast session. Your workload — or a passthrough to your origin — runs locally. Latency is short because the path is short. 

Anti‑DDoS lives inside the anycast fabric. Volumetric attacks are diluted across PoPs and scrubbed locally. No backhaul to a central centre, no scrubbing‑tier vendor.

A single IP block is announced from every PoP in your fabric. Users hit the nearest one automatically, by BGP, with no GSLB tricks or DNS gymnastics required.

60+ locations, one network, real traffic

The lines on the map aren’t marketing. They’re our own backbone, and real internet traffic flows over them every second. You can verify it yourself: 

  • Looking Glass — query our BGP table and run traceroutes from any PoP. 
  • MyTraceroute (MTR) — measure routing quality from your network to ours. 
  • Test IPs by location — pick a PoP, run your own latency tests.

65%

of the world’s IP prefixes that i3D.net reaches without ever touching a Tier-1 network, meaning predictable performance during launches, spikes and restores.

~8,300

unique peering connections reflect both scale and quality, with a well placed mix of direct connections to major ISPs and Tier‑1 carriers reducing hops, latency, and performance variability.

Top 5

most interconnected network in the world, that enabling shorter paths, lower latency, and consistently reliable global connectivity.

Take control of routing, even where routing is hard

Self-service routing control via BGP communities 

No tickets to change a route. Our carrier-grade BGP community system lets you prepend, blackhole, or steer traffic yourself, see how each route was learned, and pass communities through to downstream networks. Anycasting? Scope it per-prefix, per-region, on your terms.

Local routing where local routing is hard

In Southeast Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, parts of Africa, and Eastern Europe, traffic between two users in the same country can still bounce through Marseille or Miami unless someone has built the local on-ramps. We have, and every PoP we add shortens paths for every customer already on the network. 

Engineering partnership, not just support

More than a support desk. Our in-house solution architects and LiveOps engineers help you design, deploy, and run your infrastructure — and you automate the rest through a full API.

LiveOps

24/7 in-house infrastructure monitoring and incident response. Real engineers, any time of day.

Direct line to engineers

For routing conversations, capacity planning, and anycast designs where a working session beats a ticket exchange.

Engineering you can read

Full BGP, routing, and platform documentation, maintained by the engineering team that runs the network. 

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“Our global footprint with i3D.net has expanded to new regions, allowing us to directly support local users with increased personal protection. The increased network footprint has also added redundancy and resiliency across our global network.”

Dmitri Brevdo, Head of Game Services Department, Saber Interactive

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