Our edge infrastructure is positioned at the destinations where superyachts actually sail — not just in major tech hubs. Powered by Negu's private carrier-grade backbone spanning 10 countries.
Every POP location was chosen based on superyacht traffic patterns — Mediterranean, Caribbean, Middle East, and Asia-Pacific hubs.
Primary Med hub. Covers Côte d'Azur, Monaco, and Nice.
Covers Balearic Islands and Western Mediterranean.
Covers Aegean, Greek Islands, and Eastern Med.
Covers Turkish Riviera, Bosphorus, and Black Sea.
Primary Caribbean hub. Covers the northern island chain.
Covers Windward Islands and Southern Caribbean.
US East Coast hub. Covers Florida, Bahamas, and Gulf.
West Coast hub. Covers Pacific and Mexican Riviera routes.
Gulf hub. Covers UAE, Oman, and Red Sea routes.
APAC hub. Covers SE Asia, Indonesia, and the Maldives.
Covers Australia, New Zealand, and South Pacific.
Covers Andaman Sea, Thailand, and Indian Ocean routes.
Western Med supplement. Covers Spain and Southern France.
Porto Cervo, Maldives, Cape Town — expanding in 2025.
Traffic between your origin servers and our edge nodes flows exclusively over Negu's private fibre backbone — delivering consistent, predictable performance that the public internet simply can't match.
All inter-POP traffic is carried on Negu's owned and leased private fibre — completely isolated from the congestion and unpredictability of the public internet.
Client requests are automatically routed to the nearest healthy edge node using anycast IP addressing — no configuration required, always optimal.
Every POP maintains multiple redundant upstream connections with automatic failover — ensuring continuous availability even during upstream outages.
Our CDN is tuned for satellite uplinks — TCP optimisation, compression, and protocol selection are all adjusted to make the most of limited bandwidth at sea.
Get started with a CDN or server plan and tap into 14+ global edge locations from day one.