Console Connect and Zenlayer have announced a strategic collaboration aimed at enhancing their global ecosystems through the integration of bilateral APIs. This partnership combines Console Connect’s carrier-grade network with Zenlayer’s expertise in edge computing and low-latency networking, creating a comprehensive connectivity solution for customers.

The collaboration will enable Console Connect to expand its reach into emerging markets, such as Southeast Asia and South America, increasing global connectivity opportunities for its users. In turn, Zenlayer customers will benefit from access to a more extensive network of cloud and data center locations in developed markets, enhancing flexibility in hybrid and multicloud networking while ensuring high performance and security.

The integration of their APIs will offer customers agile, on-demand private connectivity that can adapt to changing business needs, allowing them to optimize bandwidth costs effectively. This innovation is part of Console Connect’s aim to facilitate efficient data movement worldwide.

Michael Glynn, SVP of Digital Automated Innovation at Console Connect, stated, “Zenlayer shares our vision of facilitating flexible and fast data movement for businesses worldwide. We are delighted to extend the reach of our automated network and connected ecosystem while helping Zenlayer customers reach further across the globe using a network they can trust.”

Zenlayer will also serve as a launch partner for the new Console Connect Marketplace, providing users the ability to provision Zenlayer compute services like Bare Metal and Virtual Machines directly through the Console Connect platform, along with integrated IT and connectivity solutions.

Joe Zhu, founder and CEO of Zenlayer, remarked, “The collaboration with Console Connect marks a significant milestone in our shared mission to provide high-performance connectivity on a global scale. By enhancing each other’s platforms and expanding our global ecosystems, we are empowering businesses to succeed in an increasingly interconnected world.”