The capital of the Southeast, wired for it.
The Southeast routes through Atlanta. Lightpath connects enterprises to the region’s interconnection core and the industries that run on it.
Atlanta
Why Atlanta is the Southeast’s network capital
Atlanta is the commercial capital of the Southeast, home to the world’s busiest airport, a deep roster of corporate headquarters and a payments industry so concentrated the region calls itself Transaction Alley. It is also the second-largest data center market in the country, with its interconnection density anchored at 56 Marietta Street — the nearest building of comparable density is hundreds of miles away.
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Fintech and payments
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Media, broadcast and production
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Logistics, healthcare and enterprise
What Lightpath brings to Atlanta
Lightpath serves Atlanta with metro fiber and routes toward the region’s interconnection core, engineered for the payments, media and enterprise workloads the market runs on.
- Metro fiber with physically diverse routes to the region’s interconnection core
- High-capacity transport for payments, media and data-intensive workloads
- Customer handoffs to 400G, with line-side optical capacity to 800 Gbps and beyond
- Diverse paths that reduce single points of failure across the metro
Built for IT leaders and the engineers who vet it
Whether you are connecting payments infrastructure, moving media and production files or linking sites across the metro, Lightpath gives you a path to the Southeast’s core.
For the network engineer
- Diverse routes toward the region’s primary interconnection point, with documented separation
- Southeast long-haul aggregation and low-latency reach toward neighboring markets
- High-count fiber and line-side optical capacity to 800 Gbps and beyond
- Access to AWS Direct Connect and Azure ExpressRoute
Don’t take our word for it. Validate it.
Request a route review and see how your traffic would move across Atlanta and the Southeast.