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VOLTATelecommunications

Global backbone

Infrastructure we own, operate and answer for

VOLTA does not resell another carrier's switch. We run our own signalling and media estate across seven core regions, interlinked over protected 100 GbE waves and diverse subsea capacity.

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Points of presence

3.4 Tbps

Aggregate capacity

< 900 ms

Regional failover

24/7/365

NOC in Riga

Distributed softswitch fabric

Class-4 switching is distributed across nine sites in an active-active mesh. A full site loss re-homes registrations and in-progress signalling to the nearest cluster in under 900 milliseconds.

Media handling at the edge

SBCs terminate SIP/TLS and SRTP as close to the originating operator as possible, transcoding G.711, G.729, AMR-WB, Opus and EVS in hardware to keep media path latency below 60 ms intra-region.

Least-cost routing with quality gates

The routing engine recomputes per-prefix decisions every 60 seconds. Any vendor breaching its ASR, ACD or PDD floor is suppressed automatically before a customer notices degradation.

Security and fraud posture

STIR/SHAKEN attestation for North American traffic, SIM-box and traffic-pumping detection models, per-customer velocity limits and continuous DDoS scrubbing on all signalling ranges.

Points of presence

Where VOLTA terminates, peers and switches

RigaBaltics · HQPrimary softswitch & NOC480 Gbps
FrankfurtDACHCore SBC cluster · DE-CIX620 Gbps
LondonUnited KingdomCore SBC cluster · LINX540 Gbps
AmsterdamBeneluxTransit & peering · AMS-IX410 Gbps
MarseilleSouthern EU / Africa gatewaySubsea landing interconnect300 Gbps
DubaiMiddle EastRegional switch & IPX260 Gbps
SingaporeAsia-PacificRegional switch & IPX280 Gbps
AshburnNorth AmericaRegional switch350 Gbps
São PauloLatin AmericaRegional switch180 Gbps