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Rural Expansion
Preferred Carrier Program
Experience the benefits of Zayo’s Preferred Carrier Program, uniquely designed with your needs in mind. Streamline your operations, enjoy easy quoting and competitive pricing, and benefit from enhanced contract terms that simplify your business and provide the flexibility you crave. Plus, get rewarded with better pricing as your business grows with Zayo. Already a customer? Contact your Account manager today to learn how to opt in.
Zayo’s future-ready, reliable dark fiber network with route diversity is an essential component in our network design to deliver best-in-class, scalable, and reliable IP services that our customers have come to expect from Cogent. We look forward to leveraging Zayo’s dark fiber footprint to grow our network in the future.
Dave Schaeffer
Related Products & Services
IP Transit
A straightforward way to improve your Internet
Zayo’s IP Transit (AS 6461) offers low latency direct Internet connectivity, while leveraging our 16M mile fiber IP backbone and dense metro fiber networks to deliver optimal performance. As a Tier-1 provider, our deep peering relationships, massive underlying network, and IP operational intelligence connect you seamlessly to all major carriers.
Dedicated Internet Access
Dedicated Internet Access that’s always high speed
Increase capacity and improve reliability, while enjoying reduced costs and quick activation. We partner with our carrier customers and offer several unique pricing and commercial terms as part of our Preferred Carrier Program.
Ethernet
Expand your network reach
Expand your network reach with Zayo’s ethernet services. Zayo’s Ethernet offers high-performance bandwidth up to 100G, ensuring reliable connectivity for your customers regardless of their location. And our Preferred Carrier Program offers upfront pricing and flexible terms making scaling your network seamless.
Wavelengths
Meet growing bandwidth demand with Wavelengths
Easily add bandwidth, reduce latency, and improve resilience with 10G-400G Wavelengths connectivity. Zayo offers quick turn-up Wavelength-on-Demand between key data center locations across our market leading network footprint.
Dark Fiber
Configure your infrastructure to perform
Zayo’s extensive fiber network gives you the flexibility and control you need to build and manage your own networks. Whether you’re connecting metro areas or intercity locations, Zayo’s Dark Fiber can help you meet your bandwidth and performance requirements.
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Zayo and PEAK collaborate to provide redundant, affordable, and reliable connectivity to underserved rural communities in Oregon
The pandemic served as a perfect acid test for connectivity around the world; bottlenecks and points of weakness in infrastructure were quickly exacerbated as everyone moved almost overnight to remote work and learning. In the Mid- Willamette Valley area in Oregon, the decades-old, substandard home Internet infrastructure needed to be addressed. Local K-12 students were particularly affected.
Zayo’s ever-expanding, carrier-grade network helped provide redundant, affordable, and reliable service to underserved rural communities in Oregon. As a result of this collaboration, PEAK pulled off a pretty incredible feat, servicing 350 homes in 100 days, working tirelessly to extend broadband to K-12 student families.
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