How does it work?

Internet data is transferred in the form of light signals through cables made of thin glass and plastic fibres. These optical fibres contain an enormous amount of capacity. Through fibre optic cable, Internet data travels at the speed of light and individual wave lengths can be turned on or off as required, to accommodate fluctuating needs. 

With excess capacity at the ready, you have the flexibility to scale up, by adding users in one location, or scale out, by connecting to other locations, all from your existing connection. 

Fiber optic Internet does not rely on electricity or telephone cables, so power outages and proximity to powerful electrical equipment will run little to no interference on your connection.