Full line rate, always
10G, 100G, or 400G of throughput that never contends with anyone — the capacity is physically yours.
A dedicated optical channel on carrier glass with deterministic, repeatable latency — the transport of choice for data center interconnect, trading, media, and AI pipelines.
A wavelength is your own color of light on a carrier’s DWDM system: full line-rate capacity, latency that measures the same every day, and complete protocol transparency. Where an internet circuit shares infrastructure and an Ethernet service shares switching, a wave shares only the glass — everything above the photonic layer is yours.
The classic nationwide use case is data center interconnect: 60 Hudson or 111 8th to the New Jersey campuses, with route diversity that avoids shared tunnel and bridge crossings. FiberX prices identical waves across multiple optical networks and shows you latency figures per route, not just per price.
10G, 100G, or 400G of throughput that never contends with anyone — the capacity is physically yours.
Route-fixed optical paths deliver the same microseconds every day — critical for trading and replication.
Ethernet, Fibre Channel, or anything else — the wave carries frames without inspecting them.
Protected waves and physically diverse paths that don’t share a conduit, tunnel, or bridge.
When you need guaranteed full line rate, deterministic latency, or protocol transparency — typically at 10G and above. Ethernet transport is often more economical below 10G; waves win when capacity and latency consistency are non-negotiable. We quote both so the numbers make the case.
The core major carrier hotels (60 Hudson St, 111 8th Ave, 32 AoA, 375 Pearl) to each other and to the New Jersey data-center corridor — Secaucus, Weehawken, Newark, Piscataway — plus long-haul beyond. Diverse-path pairs are a specialty.
Unprotected waves are cheaper and fine when you run your own diversity across two of them. Carrier-protected waves fail over on the optical layer automatically. The right answer depends on your architecture, and we’ll tell you honestly which fits.
By route, term, and protection level, across every optical network serving your two endpoints. Because we make carriers compete on identical specs, wave pricing through FiberX is consistently at or below going direct.
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