Dominant Central European Backbone
GTZHost offers strategic cross-connects to Deutsche Telekom (DTAG), the cornerstone of internet infrastructure in Germany and Central Europe. Operating AS3320, Deutsche Telekom maintains a phenomenally dense fiber-optic network that delivers unmatched edge proximity to European consumers and enterprises.
Integrating with DTAG at the physical layer within our carrier-neutral data centers allows SaaS providers, gaming networks, and financial institutions to secure the lowest possible latency into Central and Eastern European markets.
Why this structure is better for routing
Localized DTAG peering eliminates the need to hairpin traffic through secondary internet exchange points (IXPs).
Deep AS3320 Peering
Direct IP transit ensures frictionless data handoffs to one of Europe's most guarded networks.
DACH Region Focus
Unrivaled metro routing density across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.
Carrier-Grade Security
Built-in network layer protections against DDoS attacks and BGP hijacking.
Why route through Deutsche Telekom with GTZHost?
Because Deutsche Telekom rigorously manages inbound peering, accessing their network directly via GTZHost provides a distinct competitive advantage. Our edge routers guarantee that data meant for DTAG eyeballs avoids congested transit pathways, arriving with near-zero jitter.