Powering Today’s
Business Fiber Networks

Whether connecting to the internet, data center, cloud service providers, multiple campus locations, or the edge, FiberLight has the key network components to support and power your digital transformation.

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Key Network Features

Supporting Digital Infrastructure for Today’s Data-Intensive Businesses

Density

High-count fiber routes
Up to 1728 count strands in key metros
Connected to 180+ data centers
19,000+ route miles of fiber

Diverse

Network diverse from ILEC and MSO routes
Ability to construct direct, custom-built paths
Diverse entrances into buildings

Distinct

Network far reaching into rural areas
Alternative paths and conduit from other carriers
Customizable Network Solutions

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Mission-Critical Services for
High-Performance Networks

Dark Fiber

Take control of your network and increase speed to market with operational control to scale bandwidth as needed as well as the security of a private protected network and the option to customize routes.

Dedicated Internet Access

Conduct business without interruption on a fully dedicated IP connection backed by multiple tier 1 internet providers on a diverse and protected core.

Data Center Connectivity

Enable bandwidth-intensive applications with increased performance and scale through Ethernet and wavelength solutions between your data center locations.

Ethernet Services

Enhance network performance with increased reliability on a custom fiber path built directly to your location and scalable bandwidth from 1 to 100 Gbps.

Cloud Connect

Increase cloud performance and save on egress fees with a more secure, direct connection to cloud providers.

Wavelength Services

Ensure swift, reliable, and secure data transport with these private fiber connections, which are ideal solutions for businesses with latency-sensitive, data-intensive applications.

Wireless Backhaul

Empowering mobile operators to simultaneously expand and densify their networks, helping ensure they can meet the anticipated consumption patterns associated with 5G.