Internet Backbone: The Backbone of Global Connectivity

What is the Internet Backbone?

The Internet backbone is the “main network” made up of ultra-high capacity connections, designed to carry large volumes of data.

How does the Internet Backbone work?

Internet backbones operate through a combination of technologies that ensure global connectivity:

• • Interconnection Nodes: key points where providers and networks meet to exchange data.

• • Submarine and Terrestrial Fiber Optic Cables: carry optical signals over long distances at near light speed.

• • Minimal Hops: direct connections to the backbone can reduce the number of “hops” required to reach a destination, improving performance.

Benefits of Direct Access to the Internet Backbone

For businesses, having direct access to the Internet backbone means:

• • Higher Speed and Lower Latency: ideal for critical applications such as cloud computing and video conferencing.

• • Stability and Reliability: thanks to network redundancy and enterprise-grade routers.

• • Scalability: support for business growth with customizable bandwidth.

Viking and Direct Access to the Internet Backbone

Viking offers innovative solutions for businesses that want to access the Internet backbone directly and securely.

Thanks to our broadband fiber optic connections and dedicated services, we guarantee:

• • Direct connections to the Internet backbone with symmetrical speeds up to 10 Gbps, 25 Gbps, 40 Gbps, or 100 Gbps.

• • Minimized latency with a single hop to the backbone.

• • Advanced technical support to efficiently manage corporate network infrastructures.

Why Choose Viking for Business Connectivity?