Spread Networks is a private company that offers dark fiber and lit services between the greater New York and greater Chicago metropolitan areas. Launched in August 2010, the network offers the fastest and most reliable dedicated dark fiber and wavelengths between the New York and Chicago trading exchanges.

Spread Networks has the shortest and most diverse route of any network between New York and Chicago at 825 fiber miles. With both premium low-latency services and price competitive wholesale services, Spread Networks markets its bandwidth and dark fiber to wholesale carriers, enterprises and financial firms. Greater than 99.99% reliability since its launch, Spread is the most reliable, most diverse, and lowest latency long haul route between the trading exchanges.

 

Support & Services

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• Regions Served

• North America

• Additional Services Offered

• Global Connectivity

• Languages Spoken

• English

• Customer Segment Specialization

• Banks
• Commercials
• Corporates
• Hedge Funds
• Asset Managers
• Proprietary Trading Firms
• Service Providers

• Support

• 24 7 (Included in service terms)

• Datacenter Locations

• Aurora, IL (CME Co-Location)
• 350 Cermak, Chicago
• Carteret, NJ (NASDAQ)
• Mahwah, NJ (NYSE)
• Secaucus, NJ (NY4 NY5)

• Telecommunications Services Offered

• 1 Gbps
• 10 Gbps
• 40 Gbps
• 100 Gbps
• Dark Fiber
• Ethernet
• Light wave (1GB, 10GB, & 100GB)
• Lit 100GB
• Lit 10GB
• Long Haul- City to City Connectivity
• Low Latency Data Center Connectivity
• Low Latency National Ethernet Private Line
• Managed Fiber Networks
• Managed Services
• Metro Ethernet
• Metro WDM
• Passive waves

• Branded/Trademarked Product Offerings

• Specialties: Low latency transport and co-location. Reliable and secure bandwidth services and wholesale fiber and bandwidth.