Wavelength Connectivity Service

Wavelength Connectivity Service is a high-capacity, private network service that provides dedicated, point-to-point connections using different "colors" or wavelengths of light over a single fiber optic cable. It is designed for businesses with high-bandwidth needs, such as connecting data centers or cloud locations, and offers high speeds, low latency, and flexible scalability. 

Key features

• Dedicated bandwidth: Provides a private, secure, and dedicated data path for organizations with intensive data requirements.

• High speeds: Supports speeds up to 400 Gbps and can accommodate demanding data transfer needs.

• Low latency: Offers predictable, low-latency connectivity, which is crucial for real-time applications.

• Scalability: Provides flexibility and allows for rapid scaling to meet evolving business demands.

• Flexible configurations: Supports point-to-point or multipoint network setups.

• Optional features: Includes options like Mandatory Route (to fix a specific path) and Round Trip Delay (RTD) Service Level Agreements (SLA) for guaranteed latency, as well as various protection arrangements for redundancy. 

How it works

Masslocal Wavelength Services use Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM) technology. This method allows multiple data streams to travel simultaneously over the same single pair of fiber-optic cables by using different "colors" (wavelengths) of light for each data channel. 

Primary Use Cases

Wavelength services are ideally suited for organizations with critical data requirements, such as: 

• Connecting multiple data centers for disaster recovery and data mirroring.

• High-volume financial transactions that require minimal delay.

• Cloud connectivity and access to cloud service providers like Amazon Web Services (AWS).

• Applications that are sensitive to latency, such as medical imaging, R&D information, and large-scale data analytics.