IP Transit
Carrier Grade. Multi Cable. Africa Ready.
Who we are
We delivers high performance IP Transit
Rain delivers high‑performance IP Transit designed for ISPs, WISPs, cloud operators, enterprises, and content providers across East Africa and beyond.
Our network combines Tier‑1 upstreams, multi‑cable system redundancy, and strategic data‑center presence, ensuring unmatched reliability and reach across the continent.
Unmatched Subsea Cable Diversity
We provide true, production‑tested resilience with active capacity across 5+ diverse subsea cable systems.
West Coast
- SAT 3
- WACS
- ACE
- Equiano
East Coast
- PEACE
- SEACOM
- DARE1
- AAE-1
Pan African
- 2Africa Cable System
Why it matters
Subsea cable cuts are a constant reality in Africa. Our architecture delivers instant failover, maintaining traffic flows seamlessly even when individual cables go dark. This is redundancy you can trust for both IP Transit and Layer 2 services.
Strategic Presence Across Africa & Europe
Our footprint includes 5+ carrier neutral data centers across
- Nairobi - Icolo NBO1, Africa Data Center, IX Datacenters, PAIX Datacenters
- Mombasa - Icolo MBA1, Icolo MBA2
- Kampala - Raxio
With extended reach into
- Johannesburg
- Cape Town
- Durban
Through partnerships with the continent’s leading facilities
- Teraco
- Equinix
- Africa Data Centers
- Open Access Data Centers
Global reach is anchored by international Points of Presence in
- London
- Amsterdam
Bidirectional Performance Advantages
For African Networks
- Direct European connectivity with optimized latency
- Access to major content ecosystems
- Improved routing efficiency
For European Networks
- Low latency access to African eyeball networks
- Direct reach to regional CDNs and cloud nodes
- Avoidance of congested global transit paths
Engineered for Reliability
We deliver
- SLA‑backed uptime & performance
- Cross‑facility aggregation across all locations
- 24/7/365 NOC support
- Carrier‑grade monitoring and proactive fault management
Rain ensures your network stays resilient, scalable, and globally connected no matter the conditions on Africa’s subsea infrastructure.
