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Voxility empowers telcos to scale faster with integrated IaaS across global hubs

…It is offering $10,000 in infrastructure credits for telcos building private, controllable, and scalable Infrastructure-as-a-Service environments
Abdoulaye KayBy Abdoulaye KayNovember 11, 2025Updated:November 11, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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Voxility, an international Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) provider, has launched the “Connect Like You Mean It” campaign to promote its integrated IaaS solution designed to help telecommunications companies rapidly connect, scale, and meet new demand across global hubs.

The platform offers dedicated hardware on a pay-as-you-grow basis, combining network, colocation, compute, and security capabilities in a single stack.

Unlike traditional IaaS offerings built on public cloud environments with abstracted resources, Voxility’s OPEX-based model delivers private, physical infrastructure that gives telcos full control and transparency. This allows operators to deploy their own environments within Tier-3 data centres worldwide, achieving cloud-like agility without sacrificing visibility or control.

“Telcos are under immense pressure to grow their networks faster while keeping infrastructure simple, secure, and profitable,” said Silviu Sirbu, CEO of Voxility. “Our integrated IaaS stack gives them the freedom to grow with one platform that brings hardware, connectivity, colocation, and security together in the largest Internet hubs worldwide. It’s a practical way for operators to scale on demand without handing control to the public cloud. We’ve built this model to help telcos expand globally with the same confidence and ownership they have in their own network.”

The telco IaaS stack consolidates everything operators need to build, protect, and extend connectivity under one contract and one provider. It includes on-demand dedicated servers, premium colocation with flexible cross-connects, direct Internet access via more than 2,200 peers, and integrated DDoS mitigation. This unified approach eliminates the cost and complexity of managing multiple vendors, enabling faster provisioning and higher operational efficiency.

“The market is moving too fast to manage multiple vendors and SLAs across a global footprint,” Sirbu added. “Now more than ever, telcos need agility, simplicity, and efficiency. We’ve built an infrastructure model that removes fragmentation entirely and gives telcos the tools to serve their own needs or create new solutions for customers. It’s about enabling growth without compromising control or performance.”

As part of the campaign, Voxility is offering $10,000 in service credits to new eligible telco customers who request its IaaS stack before 31 December 2025. The credits can be applied to any combination of Voxility services across data centres in Europe, North America, and Asia.

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