Why consider a Private Fiber Optic Network? Many entities are seeing an escalating need for cost effective bandwidth that will scale with their business instead of having to continue to “increase services” from their local Telco provider. Add this to security, reliability, and manageability and you have some of the benefits of a Dark Fiber/Private Network.

Telecom Advocates offers a unique and different approach to providing Private Fiber Networks or Dark Fiber. As we are not affiliated with a single provider, we are in a “neutral” position to provide the best solution. We consider all options when designing a solution for our clients, build fiber infrastructure from scratch, sub-letting, and leasing assets from other providers or carriers. Financing options includes a one-time sale and/or a lease of the fiber or network for terms of up to 20 years. This has created effective and cost-efficient solutions to a variety of customer that includes enterprise, Education, Health Care and Carriers.

There are 5 Major Benefits of Private Fiber Networks

Fixed-Cost Pricing

• Annual enterprise infrastructure costs never change, no matter how much bandwidth is needed. The only additional costs are changes or upgrades to the customer-owned equipment.

Reliability

• Private Fiber Optic Networks are second to none. In these days of increased accountability, knowing that data never passes through any other service provider’s equipment or touches any other organizations traffic ensures high levels of reliability and privacy.

Security

• Dark Fiber Networks are state-of-the-art, dedicated physical infrastructures that offer the highest levels of security for data transmission because there is no opportunity for interception of data within the network.

Scalability

• Fiber Optic providers build and install all the fiber optic cable to connect the designated locations. These fiber builds are not sub-let from other telco’s or the LEC. The customer chooses the gear to light the network and maintains complete control of the protocol, platform and bandwidth.

Simplicity

• Organizations no longer need individual services supplied to each location. Instead, services can be brought in through on location and distributed throughout the network.