There is an amazing array of options for broadband Internet connectivity at Bright Center.

We are in relative close proximity to a Telco facility, so the DSL option is viable and available.

Adelphia offers cable modem to the building as well.

But the real magic about the location is that Bright Center is sitting on a tier 1 AT&T pop. The local loop quote has been 0.0 mi.

This means that when you are located at Bright Center you are able to get, through AT&T, a connection that is as close as the average user can get to being connected directly to the Internet backbone.

What does this mean for you as a company? It means that you are much less likely to have service outages, and should one occur, you do not get caught in the crossfire of your provider and his provider (and maybe even the provider above him) all blaming each other and leaving you in the dark (broadband-wise) while they sort out exactly where the problem is. You will be dealing with the top-evel provider, so there is only one person to work with. It also means that you are able to expect the full capacity of the bandwidth you order to be available to you at all times.

At Bright Center you have the ability to order connections from fractional T1s to multiple bonded T3s. Bandwidth quotes up to 6M and even higher have been offered to residents.