Los Angeles, live since 2025, sits in One Wilshire — the building that has been the western terminus of American internet since before most of our customers were born. We joined Any2 California, connected Arelion, Cogent and NTT, and pointed the trans-Pacific routes at Tokyo: 92 ms from here to there is the shortest US–Japan path we can sell.
The site carries 0.64 Tbit/s of edge capacity and solves a specific problem: the west coast is the part of the United States where the sun sets last and the packets to Asia start first. Seattle at 17 ms, Mexico City at 43, Sydney at 118. If your traffic crosses the Pacific in either direction, this is the American end of the cable.