LATEST NEWS

DataBank and Goodman Group Partner to Open Los Angeles Data Center. Read the press release.

What is an interconnection fabric and how does it differ from traditional cross-connects?
  • DataBank
  • FAQ
  • What is an interconnection fabric and how does it differ from traditional cross-connects?

What is an interconnection fabric and how does it differ from traditional cross-connects?

An interconnection fabric is a software-defined layer that lets you reach many endpoints through a single physical connection, dynamically allocating bandwidth and changing destinations through APIs or a portal. Traditional cross-connects are one-to-one physical links that require a new order for every new endpoint. Fabrics scale better in environments with many partners, clouds, or rapidly changing topology.

People Also Ask


Get Started

Discover the DataBank Difference today:
Hybrid infrastructure solutions with boundless edge reach and a human touch.