Network
Dual ANZ hubs. Direct cables. Carrier-neutral meet-me points.
ArcData's advantage is its architecture: aggregate traffic at Auckland and Sydney, then put it straight onto the most direct submarine path to each destination.
Key Locations
Auckland — Highbrook / Hobsonville
Core node and consolidation hub for New Zealand traffic. Direct onward paths to the US West Coast via Hawaiki and Southern Cross NEXT, with SCCN ring diversity; trans-Tasman via TGA and Southern Cross.
Sydney — Kemps Creek
Aggregation for Australian traffic and the northbound gateway to Asia: JGA South and JGA North to Tokyo through Guam, with AJC as a supplemental path.
Route strategy
Each corridor is designed around a primary cable and a diverse alternative.
Corridor
Primary path
Diversity
Destinations
Auckland to US West Coast
Hawaiki, Southern Cross NEXT
SCCN ring via Hawaii
Seattle, San Jose
Auckland to Sydney
TGA, SX Trans-Tasman
Dual trans-Tasman systems
Sydney
Sydney to Asia (north)
JGA South, JGA North
AJC
Guam, Tokyo
Perth to SE Asia
ASC (Australia-Singapore Cable)
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Singapore
Intra-Asia
ADC, APG, SJC2, EAC-C2C mesh
Multi-system diversity
Singapore, Hong Kong, Tokyo
Points of presence
Meet-me nodes in carrier-neutral data centres, enabling direct peering, Cloud Connect and DCI at each location.
Planned
Singapore
Southeast Asia hub, hyperscaler on-ramps
Planned
Hong Kong
Greater China gateway
Planned
Tokyo
East Asia hub, hyperscaler on-ramps
Planned
Guam
US–APAC nexus
Planned
Hawaii
Trans-Pacific diversity point
Planned
Seattle
US West Coast gateway
Planned
San Jose
US West Coast gateway
Core
Auckland & Sydney
ANZ core hubs on group data-centre sites
Internet number resources
Peering & resources
ArcData APAC Ltd has applied for APNIC membership.
APNIC account
ARCDATA-NZ
IPv4
/23 requested (service provider allocation)
IPv6
/32 requested (service provider allocation)
ASN
requested, target 1 October 2026
Peering policy
Open, selective at IXPs
NOC / abuse
sophia.bristow@arcdata.nz, +64 9 363 5660
Operational performance
Architecture-led resilience and carrier-neutral transparency across every touchpoint.
24/7/365 NOC
A centralised network operations centre in New Zealand provides proactive monitoring, automated fault detection and customer support across all nodes from day one.
Security & compliance
Committed to ISO 27001-aligned security practice and to New Zealand Privacy Act and data-residency requirements.
Service delivery
Standardised provisioning from order to activation, consistent across every location, with proactive management of leased capacity and colocation.