Western gateways
Frankfurt and European hubs connect the discussion to Sofia, Greece and the western approaches to Türkiye.
THE DIGITAL SILK ROAD
Europe to Asia.Through Türkiye.
Dark fibre, optical capacity and cross-border network development.
Selected public infrastructure. Service availability requires confirmation.Map methodology ↗
THE DIGITAL SILK ROAD
A strategic gateway. An engineering discipline.
Europe to Asia. Türkiye at the centre.
ADNET develops connectivity opportunities through Türkiye, connecting European interconnection hubs with the Caucasus, Central Asia and the Middle East. We start with the customer's endpoints and assess each segment before making a service commitment.
Engineering the connection ↗Across Türkiye
İstanbul and İzmit anchor the western region. Northern, central and southern alternatives need their own optical, access and resilience assessment.
Onward connections
Georgia, Azerbaijan, Iran, Iraq and Central Asian destinations introduce separate handoffs. Subsea, terrestrial and proposed segments are evaluated independently.
Infrastructure & services
Choose the layer you need to control.
From an unlit fibre pair to an operated transport service: define the resource, the service boundary and the responsibility for keeping it available.
01 /Dark fibre
Control your optical layer with a defined unlit fibre resource.
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02 /Capacity & wavelength
Connect defined endpoints through an operated optical or transport service.
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03 /Cross-border route development
Turn a Europe–Türkiye–Asia corridor idea into a defined technical and commercial project.
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04 /Data centre interconnection
Plan connectivity between facilities around the workload: replication, storage access, cloud exchange or AI data movement.
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05 /Mobile backhaul & edge connectivity
Design the transport that links radio sites, aggregation and core or edge locations.
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06 /Resilience & hybrid connectivity
Build resilience around independent failure domains.
Explore solution ↗Conceptual illustrations · ADNET editorial collection
Network atlas
Global infrastructure, with Türkiye in focus.
Public geometry and city-level reference corridors. The same data, in two perspectives.
Global infrastructure, with Türkiye in focus.
Explore the full picture.
Explore terrestrial and submarine references, network locations and regional corridors. Search, filter and inspect the detail.
Full reference dataset · Map and globeEngineering the connection
Four layers. One accountable design.
A route is useful only when its physical resources, optical design, transport handoff and application objectives agree.
Evidence before commitment. ↗01Applications & operations
02Transport service
03Optical system
04Physical route
ADNET / MYFI
A Türkiye-based telecom company with an international perspective.
ADNET combines its corporate identity with the Myfi service brand and a Digital Silk Road initiative focused on Türkiye. The international development programme is evaluated route by route; service commitments follow technical and commercial review.
Company ↗A
Chairman of the BoardHamid Reza Assariha
Legal entity
Adnet İnternet ve İletişim Hizmetleri Tic. Ltd. Şti.
Chairman of the BoardHamid Reza Assariha
Sakarya · İstanbul · Türkiye
Technology intelligence
A deeper view of the connected world.
Technical essays on optical networks, satellites, data centres, AI and wireless evolution, with sources, worked examples and practical implications for infrastructure decisions.
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Regional connectivity & technology diplomacy
Technology diplomacy starts at the network handoff
A digital corridor becomes useful when the organisations along it can work together. Türkiye's regional opportunity calls for shared operating responsibilities as well as fibre.
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Optical networks
Terabit fiber: channel rate, wavelength capacity and payload
A terabit connection sounds straightforward until two teams mean different things by capacity.
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Satellite & hybrid
LEO, MEO and GEO: why Starlink changed satellite broadband
A satellite dish can bring a remote worksite online long before a cable arrives.
6 min readRead article ↗
Standards & industry watch
Standards & industry watch
Dated source updates, with their implications for network planning. Research-stage technology is identified separately from deployed services.
IEEE TGbn · September 2026
Wi-Fi 8: development, not a finished promise
IEEE's September 2026 TGbn update records draft work. Procurement should distinguish roadmap features from certified equipment available for a project.
Read the primary source ↗IEA · 2026
AI infrastructure needs power and connectivity
The IEA's 2026 update examines data-centre growth and energy constraints. Route selection and site power should be evaluated together.
Read the primary source ↗OIF · 800ZR
800ZR: a defined optical application
OIF's 800ZR agreement addresses single-span amplified DCI. It is not a guarantee that an 800G interface will work over any international fibre route.
Read the primary source ↗ADNET / Discuss your route
Define your next connection.
Send your A-end and B-end, service model, bandwidth, resilience needs and target date. Our team in Türkiye will assess the next step.
Discuss your routemyfi@myfi.com.tr
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Sakarya headquarters
Erenler Mah. 1193 Sk.Meydan 54 No:4/1-208
Erenler, Sakarya · Türkiye+90 (850) 500 0 850myfi@myfi.com.tr
İstanbul branch
Maslak Mah. Maslak Meydan Sk.Veko Giz Plaza No:3/79
Sarıyer, İstanbul · Türkiye+90 (212) 933 33 33info@myfi.com.tr
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