Wavelength Services: 10G/100G
Dedicated optical wavelength services (10G/100G typical) over the regional backbone — fitting operating models whose data-center, research or large enterprise interconnect needs require dedicated optical capacity at scale, and whose latency, jitter and capacity-isolation posture cannot tolerate shared Ethernet transport.
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