Guaranteed bandwidth
Your circuit is engineered for the speed you purchase, helping keep performance steady even during peak usage windows.[web:26][web:47]
Data Networking
Ethernet Dedicated Internet for always‑on businesses.
Get a dedicated, symmetrical Ethernet connection with guaranteed speeds and low latency so your critical applications always have the bandwidth they need.
Guaranteed bandwidth for business traffic
Private, non‑shared connection
Business‑grade support & SLAs
Built for demanding networks
Ideal for sites that run voice, video, payments, and real‑time apps that cannot slow down when everyone is online.
- Symmetrical upload and download speeds for cloud and VPN.
- Consistent performance during peak business hours.
- Supports critical use cases like trading, telehealth, and POS.
Also available with Ethernet Private Line, Ethernet Virtual Private Line, and Wave Length Services for full data networking designs.
What is Ethernet Dedicated Internet?
Ethernet Dedicated Internet is a private, Ethernet-delivered circuit that connects your location directly to the internet with bandwidth reserved only for your business.[web:26][web:52]
Unlike shared broadband, your speeds are not affected by other users in the area, and your service is typically backed by strict performance and uptime commitments.[web:24][web:50]
This makes it a strong fit for organizations that run real‑time communication, cloud workloads, and data‑intensive applications across multiple locations.[web:26][web:54]
Shared vs. dedicated connectivity
- Shared: Bandwidth can fluctuate as nearby customers use the network at the same time.[web:47]
- Dedicated: Bandwidth and performance are engineered for your contract speed with service guarantees.[web:26][web:52]
- Best for: Sites where downtime or slowdowns directly impact revenue, safety, or customer experience.[web:42][web:44]
Why businesses choose Ethernet Dedicated Internet
Get predictable performance and reliability for the critical applications that run your business every day.[web:42][web:26]
Symmetrical speeds
Upload and download speeds are typically the same, which supports VPN, video, backups, and real‑time collaboration.[web:24][web:50]
Higher security posture
A private circuit reduces exposure compared with shared broadband and pairs well with encryption and firewalls.[web:26][web:57]
Better real‑time experiences
Consistent latency and jitter help keep voice, video, and real‑time feeds clear and responsive across your sites.[web:26][web:44]
Strong cloud connectivity
Dedicated performance to and from cloud platforms supports SaaS apps, IaaS workloads, and remote desktops.[web:26][web:45]
Scales with demand
Increase circuit capacity as locations, users, or applications grow without redesigning your entire network.[web:26][web:50]
Where Ethernet Dedicated Internet fits best
This service is ideal when slow or inconsistent connectivity directly impacts revenue, operations, or customer satisfaction.[web:42][web:54]
Healthcare & clinics
Keep EMR, telehealth, imaging, and secure portals online with predictable connectivity.[web:26][web:54]
Financial services
Support trading platforms, payment systems, and data feeds that rely on low latency.[web:42][web:54]
Retail & multi‑site
Connect POS, inventory, and back‑office systems across high‑traffic locations.[web:26][web:57]
Corporate campuses
Provide reliable capacity for collaboration tools, VoIP, and hybrid work.[web:44][web:47]
Combine with other data networking services
Build a complete connectivity design by pairing Ethernet Dedicated Internet with other data networking options.
- Ethernet Private Line for secure site‑to‑site connectivity.
- Ethernet Virtual Private Line to connect multiple locations over a shared core.
- Wave Length Services for very high‑capacity optical transport.
How Ethernet Dedicated Internet compares to other options
Many organizations use Ethernet Dedicated Internet as the foundation, then add broadband or wireless links as backup or for less critical sites.[web:26][web:49]
- Versus shared broadband: You gain predictable performance and SLAs instead of “best‑effort” speeds.[web:26][web:52]
- Versus basic fiber internet: Your circuit and bandwidth are reserved for your business alone.[web:26][web:50]
- With SD‑WAN: You can blend dedicated and broadband circuits for cost‑efficient resiliency.[web:46][web:53]
Typical design pattern
- Primary Ethernet Dedicated Internet at HQ or data center.
- Site‑to‑site connectivity using Ethernet Private Line or EVPL.
- SD‑WAN overlay to prioritize apps and use multiple links intelligently.[web:46][web:51]
- Firewalls and security services to protect traffic and users.[web:53][web:56]
Your design can be customized around current locations, growth plans, and compliance requirements.
Ethernet Dedicated Internet FAQs
Do I really need a dedicated circuit?
Dedicated circuits are most valuable when you rely heavily on cloud apps, real‑time communication, and systems that must stay online even at peak usage.[web:42][web:44]
How much bandwidth should my business choose?
The right speed depends on the number of users, sites, cloud workloads, and how much real‑time traffic you run such as video or VoIP.[web:26][web:47]
Can I pair this with backup connections?
Many organizations combine Ethernet Dedicated Internet with broadband or wireless backup, often managed with SD‑WAN for seamless failover.[web:46][web:49]
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