Southern Connecticut

The Gold Coast’s quiet advantage: a faster, more diverse path to the markets.

Stamford and Greenwich hold one of the densest concentrations of hedge funds and asset managers anywhere. Lightpath gives them low-latency, physically diverse routes to the New Jersey exchange corridor and the Manhattan core.

Why Southern Connecticut trades on its network

Fairfield County’s Gold Coast is built on capital. Some of the world’s largest hedge funds and asset managers run from Stamford and Greenwich, drawn by proximity to Manhattan and a favorable tax base. For these firms, the path from the trading desk to the exchange data centers is a competitive asset, and resilience is not negotiable.

Financial Solutions
  • Hedge funds and asset management

  • Insurance and wealth management

  • Corporate headquarters

What Lightpath brings to Southern Connecticut

Lightpath connects Southern Connecticut to the markets with routes engineered for low latency and bank-grade resilience, owned and operated across its footprint.

  • Low-latency routes from Fairfield County toward the New Jersey exchange corridor
  • Physically diverse paths that reduce single points of failure
  • Customer handoffs to 400G, with line-side optical capacity to 800 Gbps and beyond
  • A network you can evaluate before you commit
Latency-Sensitive Applications

Built for IT leaders and the engineers who vet it

Whether you are connecting a Stamford trading floor or a Greenwich fund to the exchange data centers, Lightpath engineers the route for speed and for survivability.

For the network engineer

  • Routes engineered from Stamford and Greenwich toward Mahwah, Carteret and Secaucus
  • Physical-layer diversity with documented points of separation
  • Protected paths kept geographically distinct
  • Access to AWS Direct Connect and Azure ExpressRoute

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

Request a route review and see the path and the diversity between your offices and the exchange corridor.

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