Dedicated Internet Access (DIA)
Brightspeed DIA provides fiber-based symmetric internet access with speeds from 10 Mbps to 100 Gbps — dedicated bandwidth not shared with other customers. SLA-backed uptime and symmetric upload/download speeds make DIA the appropriate choice for businesses with real-time cloud application, VoIP, video conferencing, or data transfer requirements that cannot tolerate the variability of shared broadband connections.
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Ethernet Services (EPL / EVPL)
Brightspeed offers carrier Ethernet services — Ethernet Private Line (EPL) for dedicated point-to-point connections and Ethernet Virtual Private Line (EVPL) for multi-site connectivity. Ethernet services provide predictable, low-latency connectivity between business locations, data centers, and colocation facilities across Brightspeed's fiber footprint in the Southeast and South-Central US.
Business Fiber / High-Speed Internet
Brightspeed Business Fiber delivers high-speed internet for small and mid-size businesses — symmetric fiber speeds with business-grade SLAs in markets where Brightspeed is actively expanding its fiber infrastructure. Designed for businesses that need reliable, fast internet at a price point below dedicated DIA, with upgrade paths available as bandwidth requirements grow.
SD-WAN
Brightspeed SD-WAN delivers intelligent WAN management over Brightspeed's fiber infrastructure — optimizing application performance, enabling policy-based traffic routing, and providing centralized visibility across multi-site deployments. SD-WAN over Brightspeed's own fiber network eliminates the performance unpredictability of SD-WAN running on third-party internet circuits.