Is it time to build your own long-haul network? Arelion’s OTDR tested Optical Fiber service provides you with the dark fiber you need to build a network from the ground up.
Digging trenches, laying cables, building amplifier sites, and operating a worldwide fiber network takes a lot of work – trust us, we’ve done it. But you don’t have to go to all that effort and expense. For large-scale requirements, our optical fiber solutions deliver all the benefits of owning your infrastructure at a fraction of the cost.
We use our own optical fiber backbone routes that we control, operate, and monitor to ensure all cable stretches and exact fiber routings are thoroughly checked, documented and maintained. We apply a rigorous process to all fiber routes, including fast, in-field action for fiber repairs to maintain high-fiber availability.
Before we handover fiber to you, we do the OTDR testing for performance using advanced measurement tools and power loss tests. Once all tests are complete, you get direct operational control of your own fiber optic network and can light it up whenever you need it.
Our optical fiber complies with G.652 ITU-T and is currently available to order in Europe and Russia.
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Hong Kong
800 965 559
Mexico
01800 123 9599
Turkey
008 004 696 496
USA
1 888 436 1133
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Optical fiber in accordance with G.652 ITU-T |
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Fiber routes available in Europe and Russia |
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Full OTDR testing and documentation at hand-over |
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Short, medium or long-term (IRU) leases to provide you secure infrastructure between your key destinations |
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Rack space in amplifier sites |
A Dark Fiber network is an excellent option for improving data security since it is physically constrained. The high-levels of security enable you to meet compliance and regulation requirements better. You can take greater control of data sovereignty.
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NOC situated in a well secured and connected building with multiple power sources |
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Physical and logical security from design to deployment |
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A network-wide Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) |
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Customer Service authentication procedures |
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Clear customer data management policies |
