Arelion adds capacity and services on Baltic route
Arelion says demand is growing on its Helsinki–Warsaw route, with more enterprise and wholesale customers signing up for services. The company has brought multi-terabit capacity online and introduced new Wavelengths, Ethernet and IP Transit services across the Baltics. The route is part of a wider network linking Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland, with connections to neighbouring countries.
Arelion reports stronger uptake on its Helsinki–Warsaw link from business and wholesale buyers. The route, launched in October 2025, now carries several terabits of added capacity as regional data traffic rises.
Customers showing interest include finance firms, cloud and hosting providers, and digital platforms. Arelion has also rolled out Wavelengths, Ethernet and IP Transit offerings in the Baltics. The link sits within a broader system spanning Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland, plus nearby countries.
The added Baltic capacity could make cloud, financial and digital services more responsive for users in the region, while wholesale buyers may gain more options for routing traffic. Businesses and consumers in Sweden, Finland, the Baltics and Poland may see indirect benefits if providers use the link to improve resilience and latency. The effect is likely gradual and depends on how operators price and deploy the new capacity.