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Who is PacketFabric?
PacketFabric is a Network as a Service (NaaS) provider that delivers on-demand, programmable connectivity across data centers, cloud providers, and enterprise locations.
- On-demand NaaS platform for private connectivity between data centers, clouds, and enterprise sites (networking).
- Automated provisioning and management of connectivity via web portal, APIs, and orchestration tools (network automation).
- Private, high-capacity connectivity to major public cloud providers and Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) environments (cloud networking).
- Support for hybrid and multi-cloud architectures through virtual and physical interconnect services (hybrid IT networking).
- Usage-based and subscription connectivity models for enterprises, network operators, and service providers (connectivity services).
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PacketFabric operates in the NaaS category, providing enterprises, cloud-native organizations, and service providers with programmable connectivity that can be provisioned and modified through a self-service portal or APIs. Its platform connects colocation facilities, cloud on-ramps, and enterprise locations over a private backbone, allowing users to establish point-to-point, point-to-multipoint, and cloud connectivity without traditional manual circuit ordering and provisioning processes.
The company positions its offerings for use cases such as hybrid cloud, multi-cloud networking, data center interconnection, and private access to public cloud services. Enterprises can use PacketFabric to connect workloads running in different cloud regions or providers, to link on-premises (on-prem) environments to cloud environments, or to interconnect data centers for replication, backup, and data migration scenarios. The service is designed to integrate into existing network and cloud architectures, allowing network teams to treat connectivity as a programmable resource.
PacketFabric’s services rely on common networking technologies and protocols, including Ethernet-based transport, virtual circuits, and VLANs, along with support for secure connectivity patterns that can be integrated with customer routing configurations such as Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) at handoff points. The platform typically exposes RESTful APIs (network automation) for provisioning and management, enabling integration with Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) workflows and orchestration tools used by network and cloud operations teams.
Within enterprise and institutional environments, PacketFabric fits into categories such as Data Center Interconnect (DCI), cloud connectivity, and managed private backbone services. Customers can use the platform as an alternative to traditional telco provisioning models, while still maintaining control over routing, security policies, and higher-layer services. The service can coexist with Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS), Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN), and direct cloud connect offerings, providing additional flexibility for bandwidth allocation and topology changes.
For marketplace and directory taxonomy, PacketFabric is categorized under NaaS (networking), cloud connectivity (cloud networking), and data center interconnection (connectivity services). Its core product family focuses on virtual and physical connectivity services delivered through a software-driven platform, aimed at organizations that require predictable private bandwidth between distributed infrastructure assets across data centers and cloud providers.
Our description of PacketFabric. Updated December 2025.
