Full-Time
Subscription-based network connectivity to cloud services
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Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
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Megaport provides Network as a Service (NaaS) by offering on-demand, scalable network connectivity that links enterprises to major cloud providers. Its products—Megaport Virtual Edge, Megaport Cloud Router, and Data Centre Interconnect—let customers spin up and manage network connections via a cloud-centric, subscription-based model without needing extensive physical infrastructure. Connections to cloud services such as AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Alibaba, SAP, and others are established through an API-driven platform, enabling flexible bandwidth, pay-as-you-go pricing, and centralized control across a global data center footprint. Unlike traditional networking, Megaport emphasizes a broad ecosystem, global reach, and easy provisioning to help businesses move workloads to multi-cloud or hybrid environments efficiently. The company’s goal is to simplify and accelerate how organizations connect to cloud services, delivering reliable, scalable, and easily managed networking solutions.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Brisbane, Australia
Founded
2013
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WinDC has partnered with Megaport to connect its renewable-powered AI facilities to Megaport's global Network as a Service platform. The partnership aims to convert $2 billion in stranded renewable energy into clean AI capacity for Australia. WinDC deploys modular, high-density compute directly at solar, wind or hydro generation sites, addressing renewable curtailment. AEMO forecasts that new solar farms in Victoria and South Australia could face curtailment rates up to 65% by 2027. Megaport's connectivity enables WinDC customers to run AI workloads on renewable power whilst maintaining secure links to cloud providers and enterprise networks. WinDC claims its infrastructure deploys eight times faster and costs 50% less than traditional data centres. The first WinDC portable data centres arrive in Australia in early 2026.
WinDC partners with Megaport for AI factory connectivity boost. WinDC customers will be able to run AI workloads via renewable energy while maintaining secure, low-latency links. WinDC has signed a strategic partnership with Megaport to connect its AI Factories to the cloud connectivity provider's global Network as a service platform provider. According to WinDC the partnership will provide organisations from Australia and internationally with high-density AI compute deployed at renewable generation sites. With the integration of Megaport's private, high-speed global connectivity fabric, WinDC's customers will be able to run AI workloads via renewable energy while maintaining secure, low-latency links to cloud providers, enterprise networks and international markets. As previously mentioned by ARN last month, the operator's AI Factories are factory-built ISO container delivering 100 kW to 1.6 MW of critical IT load with GPU or CPU dense configurations featuring integrated liquid cooling, N+1 power and cooling, deployable by truck, rail or ship. Connectivity options include fibre, Starlink or 5G, enabling reliable backhaul to cloud or enterprise networks. "WinDC is addressing an urgent and legitimate gap in Australia's digital infrastructure," said Michael Reid, CEO of Megaport. "They are turning stranded renewable energy into usable AI compute. "By connecting WinDC to our global platform, we are making that capability available to thousands of organisations worldwide and giving Australia the opportunity to export clean, sovereign AI. It is an exciting step forward for Australia's AI ambitions." Meanwhile, WinDC founder and CEO Andrew Sjoquist stated Australia can't be an AI leader without taking a new approach to infrastructure. "WinDC delivers the compute at the source of clean power. Megaport delivers the connectivity that makes it accessible everywhere," he said. "Together, we provide a scalable pathway for organisations to run advanced AI workloads on renewable energy, independent of grid congestion or urban infrastructure constraints." The first of WinDC's portable data centres are set to arrive in Australia in early 2026.
Telehouse Canada partners with Megaport for cloud connectivity. Telehouse Canada, a data center service provider, has partnered with network-as-a-service (NaaS) firm Megaport. The partnership is expected to enhance cross-border collaboration and bring advanced cloud connectivity capabilities to organizations in Telehouse Canada's digital ecosystem. Megaport's global network comprises more than 280 cloud on-ramps and more than 300 service providers, officials said. Organizations within Telehouse Canada's ecosystem can now build flexible, high-performance network architectures that support a range of workloads, including hybrid and multi-cloud environments. The Megaport Portal is accessible from all Telehouse Canada data centers, allowing businesses to establish private connections to global locations across the regions where Megaport operates, officials said. Via Megaport's global platform, organizations can access a range of connectivity services, including Megaport Cloud Routers for direct data transfer between multiple clouds, while API integration automates the deployment and management of scalable services, officials said. "This partnership exemplifies the commitment Telehouse Canada and Megaport have to providing quality and efficient connectivity solutions," said Atsushi Kubo, president and CEO of Telehouse Canada. "We're proud to deliver more than colocation; we're also enabling a highly interconnected ecosystem that empowers businesses to grow within our data center campus. Telehouse Canada customers gain on-demand access to global services that simplify complexity and accelerate growth through Megaport's platform." Organizations can also access Megaport's AI Exchange, a global platform that enables integration and access to GPUaaS providers, neoclouds, third-party AI models, storage and compute. "Organizations are operating across more complex environments, where connectivity and compute need to work together seamlessly," said Michael Reid, CEO of Megaport. "Working closely with Telehouse Canada allows us to extend that capability into a strong local ecosystem, giving organizations the foundations they need to support advanced workloads today and adapt as requirements evolve." Telehouse Canada is a subsidiary of the KDDI Group.
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