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Who is Neterra?
Neterra is a telecommunications and IT infrastructure services provider that delivers carrier-neutral data center, connectivity, and managed solutions for enterprises, operators, and content providers.
- Carrier-neutral data centers and colocation services
- Global and regional connectivity and IP transit services
- Cloud and IT infrastructure services (cloud infrastructure, Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS))
- Managed network, security, and hosting services
- Services for telecom operators, broadcasters, and content delivery
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More About Neterra
Neterra operates as a carrier-neutral telecommunications and IT infrastructure provider, focusing on services that support enterprise workloads, network operators, and digital service providers that require reliable data center, connectivity, and cloud platforms.
The company’s data center and colocation portfolio (data center services) is positioned for enterprises, OTT platforms, and carriers that need secure physical space, power, and cooling for servers and network equipment, with multiple carrier connections available on-site for redundancy and Traffic Engineering (TE).
Within connectivity (networking), Neterra provides IP transit, MPLS-based VPNs, point-to-point and point-to-multipoint connections, and access to international backbone routes, enabling customers to interconnect branch offices, data centers, and partner networks, and to peer with multiple operators via standard Internet protocols such as Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) and Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS).
Its cloud and virtual infrastructure offerings (cloud infrastructure, IaaS) allow enterprises and service providers to deploy virtual machines, storage, and networking resources on shared or dedicated infrastructure hosted in Neterra facilities, integrating with standard virtualization and cloud orchestration technologies to support application hosting, Disaster Recovery (DR), and workload bursting.
Neterra also provides managed services (managed hosting, managed network and security) where it operates and maintains customers’ infrastructure, including servers, networking devices, and security components such as firewalls and Virtual Private Network (VPN) gateways, often using standard protocols like IPsec, SSL/TLS, and routing protocols for secure connectivity between customer sites and hosted environments.
For telecom operators, broadcasters, and content providers, Neterra offers services such as carrier interconnection, Content Delivery Network (CDN) enablement, and video transport (media delivery and broadcast transport), integrating with satellite, fiber, and IP-based contribution and distribution networks, and supporting standard broadcasting and streaming workflows.
From a marketplace categorization perspective, Neterra aligns with global connectivity providers, regional data center and colocation operators, and cloud/IaaS service vendors, serving use cases such as multi-site enterprise networking, hybrid IT deployments, content delivery, and interconnection between public networks and private infrastructure.
Our description of Neterra. Updated December 2025.