Australian Network-as-a-Service provider Megaport has partnered with Wasabi Technologies to integrate Wasabi’s cloud object storage directly into its infrastructure platform. The collaboration allows Megaport to extend its private network across Wasabi’s 16 global storage regions, strengthening its ongoing push into the neocloud market.

Through this integration, enterprise customers can access scalable object storage for a wide variety of modern workloads. Supported use cases include artificial intelligence data platforms, data lakes, analytics, cloud-native applications, media repositories, and cyber resilience backup strategies.

“Our customers are looking for infrastructure that’s simpler, more connected, and purpose-built for modern workloads,” said Michael Reid, CEO of Megaport. “By combining Megaport’s global network with Wasabi’s cloud object storage platform, we’re extending our infrastructure portfolio with a scalable storage service that supports enterprise data growth while complementing the high-performance technologies powering AI applications.”

The partnership reflects a broader trend among enterprises shifting toward multi-vendor cloud architectures. Rather than locking into a single monolithic provider, organizations increasingly connect specialized, high-performance services to build flexible environments.

“Organizations are increasingly building modern infrastructure by combining best-of-breed services rather than relying on a single cloud provider,” added Dave Friend, CEO and co-founder of Wasabi. “Megaport shares our vision of an open, interconnected cloud ecosystem where networking, compute, and cloud object storage work together seamlessly. Whether customers are building AI data platforms, modern applications, media workflows, or cyber resilience strategies, they need storage that scales predictably, performs globally, and integrates easily across their infrastructure.”