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Who is Netrouting?
Netrouting is a network infrastructure and cloud services provider that delivers data center, connectivity, and managed hosting solutions for enterprises.
- Colocation services in owned and partner data centers for enterprise workloads and infrastructure hosting.
- Cloud hosting and virtualized compute resources (cloud infrastructure) for applications and services.
- IP transit, BGP-based connectivity, and related network services (networking) for carriers, ISPs, and enterprises.
- Managed services around hosting, connectivity, and infrastructure operations for business environments.
- Geographically distributed presence supporting multi-site deployment and connectivity use cases.
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More About Netrouting
Netrouting operates as a network and cloud infrastructure provider focused on colocation, connectivity, and managed hosting for enterprise and service provider environments. Its facilities and services are structured for organizations that require controlled hosting locations, predictable connectivity, and managed infrastructure operations. Customers typically deploy server hardware and applications in Netrouting data centers or consume its cloud hosting services, while relying on Netrouting for IP transit and related network services.
Within data center services, Netrouting offers colocation for physical servers, storage systems, and networking equipment. This includes rack space, power, cooling, and physical security controls that align with standard enterprise data center practices. Enterprises can use these colocation environments to host production workloads, Disaster Recovery (DR) environments, or edge infrastructure close to network hubs. These services map to the colocation and data center infrastructure category in enterprise IT taxonomies.
In cloud infrastructure, Netrouting provides virtualized compute and hosting services that allow customers to run workloads without managing the underlying physical hardware. This cloud offering (cloud infrastructure) typically relies on virtualization platforms and standard network protocols such as Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) for routing, and VLAN-based segmentation. Enterprises can use this environment for application hosting, testing, development, or as an extension of on-premises (on-prem) infrastructure in hybrid topologies.
Netrouting’s connectivity services focus on IP transit and routing, using BGP and related Internet routing practices. These networking services (network connectivity) are used by carriers, ISPs, content providers, and enterprises that need upstream Internet connectivity, peering, or multi-homed network designs. By providing BGP-based connectivity, Netrouting supports architectures where customers announce their own IP prefixes, manage routing policies, and integrate with multiple upstream networks.
The company also offers managed services around its hosting and connectivity portfolio. These managed offerings (managed infrastructure services) can include ongoing infrastructure operations, monitoring, and support for hosted systems and network services. For enterprises, this can reduce the need for in-house management of physical data center assets or complex routing configurations, while still maintaining control over applications and data.
From a marketplace categorization perspective, Netrouting fits into several enterprise IT categories: colocation and data center services, cloud infrastructure hosting, IP transit and network connectivity, and managed infrastructure services. Its portfolio is suited to organizations that require a combination of physical hosting locations, virtualized compute, and Internet routing capabilities, especially where BGP-based multi-homing and geographically distributed deployment are part of the network design.
Our description of Netrouting. Updated February 2026.
