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insidepacket Unveils AI Access Platform

insidepacket has made a significant announcement with the launch of its AI Access Platform, targeted towards enhancing how enterprises can connect with GPU cloud service providers in Europe. This initiative will kick off in partnership with Zayo Europe, marking a vital step towards redefining network access for businesses needing robust AI and computing capabilities.

The AI Access Platform serves as a bridge, providing enterprises swift access to a variety of GPU cloud providers through private connectivity paths that can be activated in a matter of minutes. This platform is designed in two distinct models: a dedicated on-ramp that GPU cloud providers can sell under their own branding, and an operator layer that grants enterprises wider access to multiple GPU clouds within a given operator's ecosystem.

Leveraging its proven Network as a Service (NaaS) model, insidepacket has already been operational in the United States, with successful implementations since September 2025, and in Europe since mid-2026. According to Synergy Research Group, the neocloud market has seen staggering revenue growth, exceeding $25 billion in 2025 and projected to climb towards $400 billion by 2031. This growth indicates a burgeoning demand for sophisticated AI computation capabilities among enterprises.

Traditionally, enterprises have had to tackle the challenge of accessibility to various GPU resources separately, creating complications in their operations. The AI Access Platform acknowledges this challenge, positioning itself to streamline connectivity while enhancing operator revenue through a neutral approach—insidepacket does not sell compute resources directly.

This innovative system allows participating providers to showcase their services under their brand names while enterprises enjoy a range of choices catered to their specific needs, whether in terms of capacity, pricing, or geographical location. Each enterprise is provided with its own secure private network, ensuring data traffic remains protected while facilitating seamless access to clouds, data centers, and the internet.

One notable aspect of this platform is its focus on data sovereignty—a crucial requirement in Europe’s AI landscape. The AI Access Platform allows enterprises to maintain the integrity of their data, keeping AI traffic within the country's borders and on the operator's network, thus adhering to local regulations and guidelines.

Michael Katz, Chief Product Officer at Zayo Europe, enthusiastically stated, "DynamicLink has redefined how enterprises consume network services, allowing for high-capacity connectivity to be scaled rapidly, rather than the traditional lengthy process. We aim to bring the same agility to AI workloads, leveraging our infrastructure to connect enterprise demands to GPU capacities smoothly."

Insidepacket's CEO, Eli Karpilovski, emphasized the ongoing revolution in how public clouds are competing for enterprise AI workloads. He noted, “The paradigm shift is clear—those who control the on-ramp to intelligence will seize a significant advantage.” For operators, this means that rather than merely being a conduit for data, they can now engage directly with AI initiatives, fostering deeper customer relationships and retaining greater control over their revenue streams.

Despite the rapid growth of demand for GPU computing, challenges such as power availability and resource fragmentation remain prevalent. As Roy Chua, Founder of AvidThink, pointed out, "The flexible connectivity offered by a programmable NaaS platform like DynamicLink can ensure that data flows steadily and that expensive GPU resources remain productive."

With the AI Access Platform set to revolutionize the connectivity landscape for enterprises and GPU providers alike, insidepacket aims to bridge the existing gaps to enable businesses to efficiently harness the power of AI. For those attending Capacity Europe in London from October 13 to 15, insidepacket is ready to showcase its innovations and discuss future opportunities for collaboration and partnership.

For further insights and information, visit their official site or check out Karpilovski's open letter discussing the ownership of AI intelligence access by following the links provided.