Logix —
Business Fiber Internet, Ethernet & Cloud Voice

Logix focuses on business customers requiring reliable, dedicated connectivity — from small and mid-size businesses to multi-location enterprises. Their core strength is fiber-based dedicated internet access and Ethernet transport, making them a strong fit for organizations that cannot tolerate the performance variability of shared broadband services. Logix is particularly well-positioned for businesses in their primary service footprint that want carrier-grade SLAs from a regional provider with local operational accountability.

Logix Business Internet is dedicated internet access (DIA) — a private, fiber-based circuit where the bandwidth is reserved exclusively for your business and not shared with other customers. Standard broadband (cable or DSL) is a shared service where speeds vary based on how many customers are online simultaneously. DIA includes formal SLA commitments covering uptime, latency, and repair time — backed by 24/7 business-grade support. For businesses dependent on cloud applications, VoIP, or real-time data operations, dedicated internet provides the consistency and reliability that shared broadband cannot guarantee.

Logix Ethernet Services provide point-to-point (ELINE) and point-to-multipoint (ELAN) Layer 2 connectivity for campus interconnects, multi-location enterprise networks, and carrier-grade transport applications. ELINE connects two locations with a private, dedicated Ethernet circuit — appropriate for data center interconnect or primary office-to-office connectivity. ELAN connects multiple locations to a shared Layer 2 network — suitable for organizations with three or more sites that need efficient any-to-any connectivity without managing complex routing configurations.

Logix Wavelength Services provide high-capacity optical transport over dedicated DWDM wavelengths — appropriate for enterprises, carriers, and data center operators requiring large bandwidth at low cost-per-bit. Wavelengths are a fit when you need to move large volumes of data between fixed locations on a predictable, flat-rate basis — such as inter-data-center replication, large-campus interconnect, or carrier backhaul. Unlike shared services, wavelengths provide private, dedicated optical capacity with no contention.

Logix Cloud Voice is a hosted cloud business voice solution — a phone system delivered from Logix infrastructure rather than hardware at your office. Unlike traditional on-premise PBX systems that require physical equipment purchase, maintenance, and upgrades, Cloud Voice is subscription-based with features managed through a cloud portal. Businesses with existing Logix connectivity benefit from end-to-end SLA coverage for both the network and the voice service from a single provider — simplifying support and ensuring quality of service for business calling.

Logix Data Center Solutions include colocation space for housing your own servers and equipment, cross-connect services for direct connections to other tenants or carriers, and cloud on-ramp connectivity for direct access to major cloud platforms. For businesses hosting on-premises infrastructure or seeking low-latency cloud connectivity, Logix data center services combine colocation and carrier-grade network access under a single provider relationship.

No. Your contract is with Logix directly — Fibi is not a party to it. Fibi advises on Logix alongside other connectivity providers in your area so you have a complete picture of available options, coverage, and pricing before committing. Our advisory is funded by Logix from their existing partner program — at no cost to you and with no impact on your pricing or contract terms.