Asia-Pacific fiber network providers

Compare Australian metro dark fibre pairs from Telstra InfraCo, Vocus and Superloop with Indian optical backbones such as Lightstorm’s 30,000+ km network, plus BSO’s Tokyo interconnects. Each record names the cities, delivery targets and lease terms the provider publishes.

8 providers · checked 2026-11-11

BSOAsia-PacificDark fiber + wavelengthMetro———Named Tokyo metro data-center endpoints.12026-11-11
LightstormAsia-PacificWavelength——30,000+ km fiber network across India.1—70170+ data centers anchor the India network.12026-11-11
SparkleGlobalDark fiber + wavelengthLong haul—600,000+ km of fiber owned and managed, including submarine cable interests (March 2025).2——City2City long-haul capacity between major cloud data centers; no DC count stated.12026-11-11
SuperloopAsia-PacificDark fiberMetro + long haul———DC service handoff is at the Superloop demarcation; customer manages the cross-connect.22026-11-11
Tata CommunicationsAsia-PacificWavelengthMetro + long haul———PhonePe deployment links three data centers on 100G DWDM.12026-11-11
Telstra InfraCoAsia-PacificDark fiberMetro———Data Centre–Premise and exchange/POI connections offered; no DC count stated.12026-11-11
Verizon Partner SolutionsGlobalWavelength————Data-center, cloud-site, private-site and cable-landing endpoints; no on-net DC count stated.12026-11-11
VocusAsia-PacificDark fiberMetro———Data-center handoff at the carrier demarcation frame; customers arrange onward connectivity.12026-11-11

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A wavelength quote includes provider-operated optics and a defined interface. A dark fiber design requires customer equipment, a loss budget and responsibility for the optical layer. Request both commercial and engineering specifications for the same endpoints.

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