Wave (Wavelength)
Protected wavelength capacity (typically 10G and 100G) for high-throughput inter-site, data-center and carrier-interconnect transport — fitting operating models whose bandwidth posture has outgrown packet-based transport, and whose latency, throughput and predictability posture demands dedicated optical capacity rather than shared IP backbone.
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Voice Termination
Voice termination delivers your originating calls into the PSTN over MetaSwitch-class infrastructure with multi-carrier least-cost routing across domestic and international destinations — fitting operating models whose call-center and enterprise voice posture demands granular per-call billing, fine-grained route control and a route table that can be tuned around quality rather than price alone.
Toll Free
Toll-free origination delivered with USA Digital as RespOrg, with multi-carrier routing across the inbound 8XX path — fitting operating models whose customer-acquisition posture cannot accept the brittleness of single-carrier toll-free, and whose continuity posture demands a RespOrg relationship that survives carrier-level events without renumbering or porting at the moment of failure.
Local Inbound (DID)
Local inbound DIDs sourced across US rate centers for geographic local presence into a single platform — fitting operating models whose customer-experience posture demands true local numbers in target markets rather than non-geographic numbers, and whose contact-center posture demands DIDs delivered over the same SIP relationship as origination and termination.