"The Multi-Cloud Gateway is the core element of the shift to cloud-based telecoms, built as a software-defined, self-service routing layer on Lumen's global fibre network. It is said to provide private, high-capacity connectivity among enterprises, hyperscalers and emerging cloud platforms, turning traditional telecoms interconnection into a programmable cloud fabric. By unifying connectivity, routing and policy, Lumen is confident that MCGW can reduce operational complexity, speed time to service and lower the total cost of ownership."
"Commenting on the state of the modern workplace and the effect AI is having, Courtney Munroe, vice-president of worldwide telecommunications research at analyst firm IDC, noted that AI was reshaping network design, pushing enterprises to move from experimentation to execution with architectures that reduce latency, cost variability and operational complexity. "As workloads become more distributed and performance sensitive, organisations are rethinking how they connect edge sites, datacentres and multiple clouds, and Lumen's network fabric shows how programmable networks can deliver more consistent data movement," he commented."
Lumen expanded enterprise networking with a Multi-Cloud Gateway and enhanced metro datacentre connectivity across major US markets. The Multi-Cloud Gateway provides a software-defined, self-service routing layer on Lumen's global fibre network to enable private, high-capacity connectivity among enterprises, hyperscalers and emerging cloud platforms. Centralised connectivity, routing and policy aim to reduce operational complexity, accelerate time to service and lower total cost of ownership. Enhanced metro datacentre links deliver high-capacity private connectivity to support AI and performance-sensitive workloads. AI-driven workload distribution is prompting enterprises to redesign architectures to reduce latency, cost variability and operational complexity.
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