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What Can Fiber Optic Internet Routes Do for You?

If you know anything about telecommunications, then you know that fiber is the wave of the future.  But what's the story behind fiber optic internet routes?  What can they do for you? 

They can link all of your employees together

If you've got offices spread out all over town (or even further than that!), a fiber optic internet route is the perfect way to link everyone together.  That's because these routes can come with long haul cables that can be 60 miles long.  And, along the way, there are short haul fibers that your offices can plug into.  That way, no matter where your employees are, they can get onto your network.

They can save you money

If you think that you're saving money by using copper, think again!  Sure, fiber may be newer and faster, but it's also a whole lot more cost-effective than copper.  After all, copper is an expensive material, so it costs a whole lot more to work with right out of the box. 

And, when you get your fiber optic internet route from a special provider, you get to split the installation and maintenance costs with their other customers.  It's a far cry from fiber's original days -- back when the only way you could get your hands on it was to build and maintain your own private fiber line.  Today, though, providers have made fiber affordable for everyone, not just the "big boys". 

They can get rid of your interference problems

Copper lines are notorious for their signal problems.  Because they're made out of metal, they can fall victim to electrical interference.  If the interference gets bad enough, it can even spread to nearby equipment and cause failures and outages.  Copper also comes with an inherent risk because the line has to be run outside -- where it has the potential of being struck by lightning.

Because fiber optic internet routes don't contain any metal, they don't come with any of these risks.  In fact, they won't even create any sparks!  You won't have to worry about buying special protective equipment or special ground loops.  You also won't have to worry about surges damaging nearby equipment.

In the end, you can count on your fiber optic internet route to be easier (and cheaper!) to maintain than copper -- and it will last longer, too. 

They can handle lots of different telecommunications needs

Smart business owners are masters at multitasking, and so is a fiber optic internet route!  In fact, this technology can do everything from power your business' network, to run your phones, to handle your cell phone calls.

 

We Have Fiber Optic Internet Routes in the Following States:

• Alaska
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• New Mexico
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• New York
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• Virginia
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• Washington
• Wisconsin
• West Virginia
• Wyoming