Long Island

Connectivity that keeps Long Island’s care and research moving.

From Nassau to Suffolk, Long Island runs on healthcare, research and the data that moves between them. Lightpath extends its dense New York footprint across the Island with resilient, diverse paths back to Manhattan and beyond.

Why Long Island runs on resilient fiber

Healthcare is the Island’s engine. Northwell Health, the state’s largest private employer, operates dozens of hospitals and hundreds of care sites here, alongside research institutions and a broad enterprise and government base. Patient data, imaging and genomics cannot tolerate a network that stalls. Long Island is also where transatlantic cable systems come ashore for the metro.

Healthcare Solutions

  • Healthcare systems and medical research

  • Enterprise and county government

  • Education and research computing

What Lightpath brings to Long Island

Lightpath extends owned New York metro fiber across Long Island, engineered for resilience and for clean, diverse paths back to Manhattan’s interconnection points.

  • Dense metro fiber with physically diverse routes back to New York carrier hotels
  • Resilient design for healthcare and research workloads that cannot wait
  • Customer handoffs to 400G, with line-side optical capacity to 800 Gbps and beyond
  • Transport that supports the demands of regulated healthcare environments
Network Solutions

Built for IT leaders and the engineers who vet it

Whether you are connecting hospitals and clinics, moving imaging and genomics data or keeping county services online, Lightpath gives you paths engineered for uptime.

For the network engineer

  • Physically diverse routes from the Island back to Manhattan carrier hotels
  • Designs that reduce single points of failure across the Nassau and Suffolk corridors
  • Routes that reach the metro’s subsea gateways for transatlantic reach
  • 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 the Island and back to the metro core, including where paths stay independent.

Connectivity & Infrastructure

See the path your data would take across Long Island

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