New Jersey

Where the markets match, and the medicine gets made.

New Jersey carries two of the most demanding workloads in the country: the matching engines of US equity markets and the data behind the world’s medicine chest. Lightpath builds the diverse, low-latency fiber both require.

Why finance and pharma run on the New Jersey network

The trades clear here. Nasdaq matches in Carteret, the New York Stock Exchange and Intercontinental Exchange run from Mahwah, and the broker and dark-pool community concentrates in Secaucus — a triangle measured in microseconds. New Jersey is also home to thousands of life-sciences companies and the names that anchor global pharma.

  • Financial services, trading and market infrastructure

  • Pharmaceuticals and life sciences

  • Enterprise and data center operations

What Lightpath brings to New Jersey

Lightpath owns and operates fiber across its New Jersey footprint, engineered for the microsecond-sensitive venues and the secure, regulated environments this market runs on.

  • Low-latency routes engineered toward the Secaucus, Carteret and Mahwah corridor
  • Physically diverse paths, with primary and protected kept physically separate
  • Customer handoffs to 400G, with line-side optical capacity to 800 Gbps and beyond
  • Transport that supports the security and compliance demands of life sciences
Latency-Sensitive Applications

Built for IT leaders and the engineers who vet it

Whether you are shaving microseconds off a trading path or connecting research and manufacturing across life-sciences campuses, Lightpath engineers the route to the requirement.

For the network engineer

  • Routes engineered toward the exchange data centers in Carteret, Mahwah and Secaucus
  • Physical-layer diversity with documented points of separation
  • Reach toward the metro’s subsea landings for transatlantic and South American routes
  • Access to AWS Direct Connect and Azure ExpressRoute

Don’t take our word for it. Validate it.

Request a route review and see exactly how your traffic would move across New Jersey, including latency-sensitive paths into the exchange corridor.

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