Hi, Some quick terminology to be clear, AWS uses the term "Direct Connect" whereas MS Azure uses "Express Route". Right now, max link bandwidths each: - AWS Direct Connect: 10G. - Azure Express Route: 100G (though I'm unsure this is available in every location) - GCP Dedicated Interconnect: 10G (100G in beta) If your equipment is not local to a location where your desired cloud provider has the handoff, then you must have some carrier service in between. There are several partners of these cloud providers. You can buy a circuit from them to reach a port on the cloud provider side. The partner handles the lower layer connectivity into the cloud provider gear. Some partners may offer above 10G but you should review in detail how they manage the bandwidth to be sure you get the performance you need. PZ On Mon, Jun 24, 2019 at 10:00 AM Jérôme Nicolle <jerome@ceriz.fr> wrote:

Hello everyone,

I was wondering, is there any way to get more than a 10G port for a PNI with AWS customers ?

Right now I'm looking at 4 ridiculously expensive X-Cos (on two locations, so that makes 8) to establish a redundant 40Gbps backhaul, where I have 40/100G ports available.

How could we deal with that ? Is there an "off-market" offering for higher speed interconnects ?

Best regards,

-- Jérôme Nicolle +33 6 19 31 27 14

-- PZ Head of Datacenter and Network Infrastructure, Wish pz@wish.com +1-650-313-3458