Speeds of 10 Gigabit and Beyond
Strengthen business continuity plans over a high-performance fiber backbone to enable remote work, distance learning, telepresence, virtual classes, telemedicine and more. Fiber internet empowers businesses to adapt and maintain operations, under any circumstances, with the ability to scale bandwidth to the needs at hand. It also helps to future proof business plans with the infrastructure and technology to be prepared for whatever comes next.
Fiber-optic broadband makes up the backbone of the global telecommunications systems, serving as the main connective pathways for most of the world’s internet, TV and telephone services. Historically, fiber optics were used exclusively to connect cities and countries. However, Mediacom has made a significant investment to build a coast-to-coast network spanning over 600K miles to make fiber readily available to our business customers.
Fiber delivers the fastest and most reliable internet connection, with speeds that can reach up to 10 Gigabit and beyond for downloading and uploading. That’s orders of magnitude faster than the typical DSL connection.
Businesses are unlikely to experience the kind of speed drags common to other types of shared connections during peak hours of use. A fiber connection will deliver speedy, consistent performance with nearly imperceptible lag.
A Mediacom Business Representative will contact you within 24 hours or call (800) 479–2070.
The most immediate benefit is the astonishing speed – information sharing, transferring & downloading files are instantaneous. Working with remote locations is seamless; staff can access data in real time simultaneously, so communications is never a challenge. Your business will finally have the data throughput it needs via our fiber "pipe".
Scalability is key for a business to be agile and adapt to market changes. The investment in fiber is made once. If there is a need to turn up bandwidth – it’s simply a phone call away and doesn’t require additional construction costs.
Dependable connectivity and a secure connection help organizations meet business directives. Fiber connectivity is a strong option for data-intensive applications like:
Streaming High-Definition Video
Uploading/Downloading Large Files
SIP Trunking
Virtual & Augmented Reality
Virtual Private Networks
Distance Learning
Cloud Access and Storage
Teleconferencing
Web Conferencing
Malware Applications
Telemedicine
Remote Work
Not all fiber is created equal. Some providers tout fiber connectivity but in reality, its simply enhanced DSL, a shared
product and not dedicated or worse - a best effort service. Mediacom Business provides a true point-to-point fiber connection.
Schools, healthcare systems and other institutions can seamlessly connect their point-to-point and multi-point Ethernet networks together in the same campus, city, region, or across states.
Using Mediacom Business’ fiber backbone, allows multi-location operations to work off the same server, no matter where they are. We use Ethernet protocol, so there is no need for additional equipment.
Whether you're looking to reduce lag time among simultaneous internet users or seeking faster data downloads without interruption, Dedicated Internet Access enables secure, fast and private connections to the public internet.
You can allocate bandwidth for each of your locations based upon their specific needs. Provisioning additional bandwidth is fast and simple without the need for construction.
While many providers claim they have the resources and ability to build out a fiber network, few if any, have the expertise that Mediacom Business has gained managing and monitoring such a network for over 15 years. With 24/7/365 network analytics, our fiber network averages 99.999%* reliability.
Our network reliability and performance are checked continually at our Network Operations Center (NOC) by a staff of experienced IP engineers that provide businesses with enterprise level support. They work around the clock to make sure our customers' services are operating efficiently and securely.
*Based upon 2020 Mediacom Network Operations Center data. Does not include HFC issues or outages that affect less than 150 customers or standard exclusionary events. Based on annual average for enterprise and wireless backhaul network.
The actual speed a subscriber experiences may vary based on a number of factors including, but not limited to: