Cato Networks (AS13150)

Cato Networks (AS13150) runs a secure access service edge platform on its own software stack, deployed in leased racks inside commercial data centres and stitched together with capacity bought from multiple carriers. That distinction is the one to hold on to: the private backbone is an overlay across purchased circuits rather than owned fibre, and the points of presence are tenancies in buildings much like the one you are looking at. Cato's own pages currently give the count as both 85-plus and 100-plus.

Being in the same building as one of those points of presence can matter, but only through specific products. Cloud Interconnect terminates a direct physical connection into a point of presence at selected sites, with a floor of 400 megabits. An enterprise can alternatively host a dedicated single-tenant point of presence in its own cage, supplying rack space, power, cooling and internet uplinks while Cato operates it remotely. Everyone else reaches the platform over the public internet through a Cato appliance or a standards-based tunnel, where proximity buys latency to the nearest site and nothing more. Ten-gigabit service exists in eighteen named metros and caps at five gigabits everywhere else.

Cato Networks (AS13150) is on-net at 127 colocation facilities in the ColoMap directory.

Top metros where Cato Networks (AS13150) is reachable: Frankfurt, DE, Washington, DC, US, Stockholm, SE, Dallas, TX, US, Mooresville, NC, US.

Use the directory below to find a facility on-net with Cato Networks (AS13150), or request a quote tailored to your connectivity requirements.