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Megaport launches automated infrastructure services in Portugal
Megaport, an Australian company, has launched its automated infrastructure services in Portugal.
The service has new connection points in Lisbon.
It lets businesses and service providers connect to cloud, network and data center providers.
Customers in Portugal can also access more than 1,200 connected data centers worldwide.
Megaport says the platform offers private, high-performance computing, network and storage services, with bandwidth that can be scaled as needed.
The launch expands the company’s presence in Europe.
The announcement does not say what Megaport plans to do next.
Megaport announced the launch of its automated infrastructure services in Portugal.
The expansion gives enterprises and service providers in the country access to cloud, network and data center providers.
New on-ramps in Lisbon connect customers to Megaport’s platform and more than 1,200 enabled data centers worldwide.
The services include private, high-performance compute, network and storage, as well as on-demand regional interconnection.
- Who
- Megaport Limited, a global automated infrastructure platform provider.
- What
- It launched its services in Portugal, expanding its European footprint.
- When
- October 12, 2026, according to the publication date.
- Where
- Portugal, with new on-ramps in Lisbon.
- Why
- To give enterprises and service providers in the region access to compute, network, storage and connections to global providers.
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- Launch
- Megaport services launched in Portugal
- On-ramps
- Lisbon
- Enabled data centers
- More than 1,200 worldwide
- Company
- Megaport Limited
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