AXG and Digital Realty Offer Private Infrastructure in 31 Markets
AXG and Digital Realty announce a partnership offering hosted, lifecycle managed private infrastructure as a service across 31 markets, as detailed in a press release. The service is available in North America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia Pacific and Latin America.
The offering combines Digital Realty's PlatformDIGITAL data center platform and ServiceFabric interconnection tools with AXG's infrastructure service model. System integrators and managed service providers retain control of customer relationships, solution design, managed services, orchestration and applications, while AXG and Digital Realty provide hosting and operational infrastructure.
Customers receive dedicated infrastructure under one agreement with a predictable monthly charge and no initial infrastructure capital requirement. Supported uses include private AI training and inference, edge services, cloud repatriation and capacity for AI service providers and GPU operators.
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