Maram Host operates a high-speed backbone with intersite links up to 600Gb/s, engineered for 24/7 performance and reliability.
Runs a dual IPv4/IPv6 stack with multiple failover routes, ensuring service continuity even if a single link fails.
MARAM 1 — Coventry: Primary network hub, with 600G to Birmingham and 400G to Telehouse West.
MARAM 2 — Birmingham: Secondary datacentre with independent paths and 400G to Telehouse North 2.
MARAM 3 — Manchester (Williams House): Northern expansion point, with 100G to LINX and GTT.
Every intersite link and transit provider has an independent backup path, with automatic load balancing across 200G / 400G / 600G circuits.
Enterprise-grade routers at the network core, with dual PSU power feeds and multi-homed connectivity.
LINX (London Internet Exchange): The largest UK IX, at up to 400G.
LONAP: London Access Point for expanded reach across London regional networks.
Direct peering with: BT, Sky, AWS, Google, Meta, OVH, Datacamp — reducing hops and improving performance.
Network-level DDoS protection with up to 400 Gbps filtering capacity — attacks are blocked before reaching your servers.
A NOC team monitors network performance 24/7/365, with instant alerts on any traffic anomalies or link performance issues.
A global US technology company with roots back to 1930, offering advanced networking and cloud solutions over a Tier 1 IP backbone.
Part of the NTT Group based in Tokyo, established in 1999 as a leading global provider of enterprise network, cloud, and datacenter services.
Founded in 1998 and headquartered in McLean, Virginia, GTT operates one of the world's largest Tier 1 IP networks, serving multinational clients in 140+ countries.
FAQ
Our network spans 3 UK datacentres: MARAM 1 in Coventry (primary hub), MARAM 2 in Birmingham (secondary), and MARAM 3 in Manchester at Williams House. All are interconnected with 200G, 400G, and 600G paths.
Intersite links reach 600Gb/s between Coventry and Birmingham, and 400Gb/s to Telehouse in London, with independent backup paths for continuity.
Transit is a paid connection to a Tier 1 global provider (like Lumen, NTT, GTT) to reach any network on the internet. Peering is direct, free traffic exchange with other networks via IXPs like LINX and LONAP — reducing hops and improving speed.
We connect directly to the top 3 global Tier 1 providers: Lumen (Level 3), NTT Communications, and GTT Communications, at up to 400Gb/s each — ensuring optimal routing and lowest latency.
Yes — our network runs a full dual IPv4/IPv6 stack across the entire infrastructure, meaning all services are ready for current and next-generation internet protocols.
We provide network-level DDoS protection with up to 400 Gbps filtering capacity — stopping volumetric attacks before they reach your servers. Protection is automatically enabled for all customers at no extra cost.
Every intersite link and Transit provider has an independent backup path, with dynamic routing (BGP) automatically failing over traffic — with no human intervention and no perceptible service interruption.
We are present at the UK's two largest exchanges: LINX (London Internet Exchange) at 400G, and LONAP. This gives us direct connectivity to hundreds of local and global networks.
Thanks to direct Tier 1 connectivity and optimized routes via London, customers in Iraq and the Gulf typically see 60-95 ms latency to our UK datacentres.
Yes — we provide additional IPv4/IPv6 addresses on request, and we can also announce your own prefixes via BGP if you own an ASN registered with RIPE or ARIN. Contact sales to arrange.
The default port on all plans is 800 Mbps, with upgrades available to 1Gb/s, 10Gb/s, 25Gb/s, and 100Gb/s over copper or single-mode fiber depending on service requirements.
Our NOC (Network Operations Center) monitors network performance 24/7/365, with instant alerts on traffic anomalies or link performance. When issues occur they are handled immediately and affected customers are notified via email and the client area.
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