What enterprise connectivity services does SpartaLink provide?
SpartaLink evaluates telecommunications providers and technologies around each customer’s locations, applications, capacity, performance, security and resiliency requirements. The objective is the right network—not a predetermined carrier product.
Internet & WAN
- Dedicated Internet Access
- DDoS Detection and Mitigation
- SD-WAN and Global WAN
- MPLS and Hybrid Networks
- Network Diversity and Failover
Private Connectivity
- Ethernet and Private Lines
- Wavelength Services
- Dark Fiber
- 10G, 100G and 400G where available
- Domestic and International Networks
Cloud & Data Centers
- Data-Center Interconnection
- Direct Cloud Connectivity
- AWS and Azure On-Ramps
- Colocation Connectivity
- Cross Connects
Voice & Communications
- SIP and Business Voice
- Unified Communications
- Toll-Free Services
- Contact-Center Connectivity
- Telecommunications Consulting
Ethernet, wavelengths, or dark fiber?
Managed Ethernet
A carrier-managed service with defined bandwidth and service levels when simplicity matters more than operating every layer.
Wavelengths
Dedicated, high-capacity point-to-point transport without requiring the customer to light and operate fiber.
Dark fiber
Unlit fiber controlled by the customer when distance, economics, equipment and long-term capacity justify it.
Hybrid design
Many enterprise networks mix technologies—private lines or SD-WAN for branches, Ethernet for managed sites, and wavelengths or dark fiber for high-capacity core routes.
Direct paths into AWS and Azure.
As more applications move off-premises, connectivity into the cloud matters as much as connectivity between company locations. SpartaLink evaluates direct, private on-ramps into AWS and Microsoft Azure, hybrid designs spanning on-premises, colocation and cloud environments, and redundant paths for critical workloads.
Start with the route, not the product.
Every enterprise connectivity engagement begins with the exact locations, current and projected bandwidth, applications, security, acceptable latency and predictability, redundancy requirements, cloud access and operational support. The mix of Internet, Ethernet, private lines, MPLS, SD-WAN, wavelengths or dark fiber should follow from those answers.
Mapping a multi-site network?
Whether the WAN connects two sites or 100 worldwide, define the requirements at every location before comparing carriers and products.
Send us the locations and requirements. We’ll help identify the appropriate WAN architecture, access technologies and providers.
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Frequently asked questions
Who can help me find enterprise network connectivity?
SpartaLink helps enterprises evaluate and source dedicated Internet, Ethernet, private lines, MPLS, SD-WAN, wavelengths, dark fiber, cloud connectivity and data-center interconnection.
Can SpartaLink connect multiple sites worldwide?
Yes. SpartaLink designs and sources WAN solutions for organizations connecting two locations, dozens of branches or 100 sites worldwide using the appropriate mix of Ethernet, private lines, MPLS, SD-WAN, Internet, wavelengths and dark fiber.
Does SpartaLink help with global connectivity?
Yes. SpartaLink works across a broad provider ecosystem to evaluate domestic and international connectivity.
How do I choose between Ethernet, wavelengths and dark fiber?
The right option depends on capacity, operational control, distance, route diversity, equipment ownership, scalability, lead time and budget.
Can SpartaLink help protect Internet connectivity from DDoS attacks?
Yes. SpartaLink can evaluate dedicated Internet services with DDoS detection and mitigation, along with diverse access and failover designs.