Infrastructure & Network
Our own network. Your performance advantage.
We don’t resell someone else’s cloud. We operate our own network and datacenter — with direct regional peering and four carrier-diverse, full-table transits.
Our own network
A network we own and control end-to-end (AS50475), including how your traffic is routed.
Regional peering
Direct peering at the Kuwait Internet Exchange for fast local routes.
Carrier-diverse transit
Four full-table transit providers for resilient international reach.
Dual-stack
Native IPv4 & IPv6 across the network and platform.
Measured, not estimated
Measured from our Kuwait core · 28 September 2026
Security & resilience
Network infrastructure engineered to stay up and stay safe
Next-gen firewall
Enterprise firewalling protecting every service at the network edge.
Flood watch
Every provider link is checked every 20 seconds; a flood and its target are named within a minute.
Dual redundant power
Independent PSUs per server for hardware-level resilience.
Real-time traffic first
Voice, video and gaming keep a protected share of every carrier link, in both directions.
24/7 NOC monitoring
Forensic, round-the-clock monitoring by real engineers.
Encryption everywhere
Strong end-to-end encryption across all our platforms.
Black Manta · our own security layer
Above the firewall, Black Manta reads behaviour, identity and intent across our network, customer cloud servers and every game server, from fake crawlers to named exploits and attacks on AI assistants. Its first enforcement step now blocks attackers at the firewall across our whole network, customer cloud servers included; the rest stays in detection mode.
Meet Black Manta →Zeta smart routing
Measured for latency, loss and stability — in real time.
Our Zeta engine continuously measures route health and latency, then steers traffic around congestion automatically. The result is consistent, optimized performance you don’t have to think about. Every automatic route change is re-measured afterwards and reversed if it did not improve the path.
- Latency, loss and stability measured across every carrier
- Automatic rerouting on path congestion
- High-loss paths taken out of rotation automatically
- Kuwait-bound traffic takes direct KW-IX peering where the network is on the exchange, and otherwise the healthiest in-country carrier, moved automatically if that carrier goes down, loses packets or runs out of room
- Real-time apps — video calls, voice, gaming — kept on the healthiest measured path automatically, switching even for a small gain. New real-time services, including cloud-hosted games, are recognised and optimised without manual setup
- If a carrier fails, traffic that depended on it moves to a healthy carrier first
- Best path chosen per destination, measured continuously to hundreds of game, cloud and business networks; between carriers, the same destination can differ by tens of milliseconds
- Voice, gaming and real-time apps keep a protected share of capacity, so bulk transfers cannot crowd them out
- Every routing-platform change is tested automatically before release and rolls back on its own if health checks fail; its configuration is backed up off-site every night
Week to 27 October 2026, across four carriers.
Illustrative figures. Zeta weighs latency, loss and stability together — not ping alone.
Put our network to the test.
Get in touch and we'll show you the latency numbers for your routes.