Core Capabilities
Massive Bandwidth Options
- Dark‑fiber strands for full client control
- Managed wavelength services (100G, 400G, 800G+)
- Scalable capacity to support terabyte‑scale data transfers
Low Latency Routes
- Direct, optimized pathways between compute nodes
- Minimal hand‑offs and splices to reduce signal delay
- ODTR‑verified route performance under 5 ms round‑trip
On‑Demand Provisioning
- Pre‑built conduit systems with spare capacity
- Minimal hand‑offs and splices to reduce signal delay
- ODTR‑verified route performance under 5 ms round‑trip
Future‑Proof Design
- Spare ducts and vaults reserved for emerging technologies
- Infrastructure ready for forthcoming innovations (e.g., quantum interconnects)
- Flexible enough to support cloud, edge, and hybrid architectures
Application Scenarios
AI/ML Model Training
Transfer massive datasets between GPU clusters with zero congestion.
Real‑Time Analytics
Financial trading platforms and IoT dashboards that demand sub‑5 ms responses.
High‑Performance Computing (HPC)
Research institutions synchronizing compute jobs across regional data centers.
Cloud & Edge Integration
Seamless connectivity from central data centers to edge compute sites for low-latency user experiences.
Building for Tomorrow—Today
Crosstown Fiber’s approach is about building you a network that grows with your future needs. By prioritizing spare capacity, optimized routing, and client‑controlled provisioning, we make it simple to scale as workloads intensify and emerging technologies demand more from your fiber.
Frequently Asked Questions
How quickly can you provision a new wavelength?
Standard turn‑up is 24–48 hours once fiber and hardware are in place; expedited options exist for critical projects.
What makes your infrastructure “future‑ready”?
We design with extra ducts, vault space, and access points—so adding new fiber strands or optical equipment doesn’t require new construction.
Can we manage our own dark fiber?
Yes. We deliver dark fiber strands ready for your optical gear, giving you full control over equipment, protocols, and security.