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Let’s connect

Between networks.
All the way to the endpoint.

Dark fibre and last-mile connectivity for telecom providers and infrastructure companies.

Core networkPoint-to-point linkCustomer premises
Conceptual connection path. Service availability depends on the requested route.

The link your
network needs.

Point-to-point dark fibre

Physical fibre links between defined endpoints for projects that require dark fibre connectivity.

Dark fibre capacity leasing

Discuss the route, fibre requirements and term needed for a proposed capacity lease.

Last-mile connectivity

The final physical connection between an operator’s network and the customer or commercial endpoint.

Define both ends.
Then the connection.

Start with exact endpoint locations, the intended use, available site interfaces and the target date. Route feasibility and the agreed service scope determine the next steps.

A few useful answers.

How is dark fibre different from an internet service?

Dark fibre provides an unlit physical fibre path. It is not, by itself, a managed internet service; active equipment and the wider service design determine how that path is used.

Can you connect two data centres?

Inter-data-centre connectivity is part of our service offering. Share both facility locations and the relevant interfaces for a project-specific discussion.

Is availability guaranteed at every location?

No blanket coverage claim is made. Availability and route feasibility need to be confirmed for the specific endpoints.

Where should your network go next?

Tell us what needs to connect. We’ll start with the locations, scope and operational requirements.

Discuss your project