Wavelength

FiberRing is committed to providing companies with the latest technology to enable them to effectively compete in today´s global marketplace. Now Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and carriers can diversify their product portfolios by adding voice and fax over Internet Protocol (IP) to their product sets. Using IP as a method of access and/or termination for voice services, businesses will be able to realize substantial savings by reducing costs for traditional telecommunication services. Voice Over Internet Protocol capabilities also enable businesses to prepare for the future.

The FiberRing Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) Service offers customers the ability to terminate packetized voice conversations to virtually any phone in the world. Using industry standard protocols, FiberRing avoids proprietary solutions that may not be supported in the future.

Along with the management of VoIP, FiberRing provides outbound voice services and:

converts analog (voice) data to digital data using a standard compression algorithm;
packages digital data using Internet Protocol;
sends the packets over an International Private Line to a terminating FiberRing point-of-presence; and,
uncompresses the digitized data and converts it back to analog data for termination over FiberRing´s voice network.

The FiberRing VoIP Service provides a turnkey solution and integrates customer premise equipment with international capacity and outbound voice services. FiberRing also offers the option of using clear channel, ATM, Frame Relay, or IP as transmission protocols for getting to its backbone.

Features	Benefits

Dedicated, full-time connections	Provides full bandwidth that is always available with high security
Depreciable asset	Offers a tax benefit and appearance of ownership when purchasing wavelength service on an IRU or Capital Lease basis
Supports all business applications	Enables carrier customers to use wavelengths for any application or resale purpose
Totally digital, state-of-the art transmission facilities	Provides high quality, secure, and reliable connections
Speeds available are 2.5Gbps and 10Gbps	Allows maximum flexibility in present and future applications
Competitive pricing	Provides an economical service for high usage applications
Colocation	Reduces the customer´s "Last-Mile" expense
Ring pricing	Enables the customer to drop and insert services at various Network Access Points
Flexibility	Provides the ability to subdivide bandwidth in any combination desired for greater flexibility of use
Service Level Agreement	Commitment to a high level of service with guarantees of reliability

The FiberRing Wavelength Service can be used for all high-speed broadband applications, including expanding the network backbone, building an IP network, reselling bandwidth, and transferring data.

Backbone Network Expansion

With FiberRing´s global network coverage, customers can expand their points of presence around the world. The FiberRing Wavelength Service is fully transparent, unprotected bandwidth at 2.5 Gbps and 10 Gbps. Wavelength service offers the flexibility to subdivide capacity in any bandwidth combination required. Customers can purchase a ring topology and create their own protection schemes. Customers can install their own equipment and network management system to meet their network requirements. Diversity can be achieved by purchasing different segments of the network from FiberRing.

IP Network Build

FiberRing´s network deployment and extensive public and private Internet peering arrangements, large carriers or ISPs can build a global IP network to deliver superior and reliable services to their end customers.

Bandwidth Resale

With the benefit of economies of scale, large carriers or ISPs can acquire FiberRing´s high-speed capacity and resell to their end customers in a cost-effective way. Large carriers or ISPs can help their end customers reduce their telecommunications cost by offering them a cheaper, seamless, next generation global network.

Large Data Transfer Applications

Customers can transfer large volumes of data at high speeds.