Pioneering African Submarine Connectivity
GTZHost integrates seamlessly with SEACOM, a trailblazer in African digital infrastructure. Originally famous for launching Africa's first broadband submarine cable system along the eastern and southern coastlines, SEACOM (AS37100) now operates an expansive IP transit and terrestrial fiber network.
Through direct cross-connects in our data centers, content delivery networks (CDNs) and B2B enterprises gain high-availability access to East and South African markets, while maintaining hyper-fast routes directly back to European and Asian digital hubs.
Why this structure is better for routing
SEACOM's integrated subsea and terrestrial architecture ensures minimal handoffs between the African continent and the global internet.
Global Subsea Gateway
Unrestricted access to multi-terabit submarine paths linking Africa to Europe and India.
AS37100 Deep Peering
Direct peering into an enterprise-focused autonomous system designed for robust data transport.
DDoS Mitigation
Carrier-level security protocols and scrubbing centers protecting African edge routing.
Why route through SEACOM with GTZHost?
For applications bridging African consumers with global databases, GTZHost’s intelligent routing tables actively favor SEACOM’s subsea pathways. This prevents traffic from bogging down in localized ISP congestion, ensuring high-bandwidth, jitter-free media and API delivery.