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Fiber Internet
Moving office or want better dedicated bandwidth? Need reliable high speed Internet, with better support?
Fastmetrics Fiber Internet Features
- Dedicated 100 Mbps to 10G Up & Down
- 99.999% Guaranteed Uptime SLA
- Data Center + Direct Cloud Options
- No Data Caps
- Reduce Latency + Improve Reliability
- Free Fiber Install & Setup Offer
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Fastmetrics fiber Internet is available for businesses in commercial buildings across the San Francisco Bay Area and Northern California. Backed by live SF support and 24-7 proactive monitoring.
Our managed fiber service powers the operations of businesses, companies and enterprises.
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Benefits
- Free Install & Setup Offer
- IP Address Block
- Fixed Monthly Pricing
- Fiber Network Experts
- Scale Speeds On Demand
Scalable Fiber Optic Internet Speeds
Need more speed? Upgrade by contacting support. Fiber speed options include;
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Business Fiber Internet Reviews
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San Francisco Bay Area Fiber Internet Availability Map
Orange area: Fastmetrics fiber optic internet availablility across the San Francisco Bay Area. We service managed fiber Internet customers in commercial buildings, offices and data centers. Outside the fiber map, we have fiber customers in Roseville CA, to Solana Beach in SoCal.
Blue circles indicate SF Bay Area locations with Fastmetrics on-net fiber buildings, such as San Jose, Fremont, Palo Alto, Mountain View and more. On-net fiber buildings mean faster installation times, with lower pricing.
San Francisco Bay Area & CA Fiber Internet Availability
Fastmetrics manages fiber Internet in commercial buildings, offices and data centers. We have fiber customers from Roseville CA, to Solana Beach in SoCal.
We also have various on-net fiber buildings. On-net fiber means faster install times and better pricing. Get symmetric fiber bandwidth in as fast as 5 business days. Contact us to qualify your address.
More Info About Fiber Optic Internet
Fastmetrics fiber optic internet powers business operations across the San Francisco Bay Area, southern and Northern California. From Napa to San Jose, our fiber Internet supports data, voice, remote access and more. Get dedicated, symmetric bandwidth. Reduce latency to connect your workforce, cloud infrastructure and data centers. We service business fiber internet customers in San Jose, San Francisco, East Bay and to Napa in the north. We have customers in the following towns and cities across the Bay Area;
- San Francisco
- Mountain View
- Redwood City
- Alameda
- Berkeley
- Burlingame
- Cupertino
- Emeryville
- Hayward
- Los Altos
- Sunnyvale
- Menlo Park
- Mill Valley
- Mendocino
- Milpitas
- Napa
- Novato
- Walnut Creek
- Palo Alto
- Petaluma
- Pleasanton
- Richmond
- San Anselmo
- San Bruno
- San Carlos
- San Mateo
- San Rafael
- San Ramon
- Santa Clara
- Santa Rosa
- Saratoga
- Sausalito
- Sonoma
- South San Francisco
- Stanford
- Sunnyvale
- Union City
- Vallejo
- St Helena
- San Jose
Fiber internet is the future of connectivity because copper based connections are no longer fit for purpose. For today's users, fiber opens up possibilities. For comparison; fiber optic internet service with symmetric gigabit speeds, equals about 1,100 x T1 lines. Gigabit download speeds possible with fiber, can download a 2 hour HD movie (3 - 4.5 GB size) in approx. 25 seconds. The same movie takes 4.5 minutes to download with 100 Mbps.
This table; how fast fiber optic Internet is, compares fiber to various broadband speeds in the U.S.A. Compares 100 Mbps and Gigabit fiber speeds against 1, 5, 10, 20 and 50 Mbps broadband speeds. Compare a range of different file types / sizes. Test your own internet speed with Fastmetrics unlimited, symmetric business fiber internet. Or learn how fiber optic cables work to provide more efficient telecommunications.