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Open Access Network

One network, open to every provider on it.

How 123NET runs shared fibre infrastructure the right way.

Neatly organised glowing violet and cyan fibre-optic patch cables in a modern 123NET network cabinet

Open Access Network

One shared network, open to every provider on it.

123NET runs an open access fibre network: a single physical network, spanning the city on 40G and 100G ports, that more than one internet provider can deliver services over. Because we own it and scale its capacity ourselves, it stays fast for streaming, gaming and everyday browsing. And because it is shared, you get a real choice of ISP on the very line reaching your home or business.

How open access works

Our fibre network spans the city on 40G and 100G ports, and we scale its capacity ourselves, carrying streaming, online gaming and everyday browsing.

One shared network

A single physical fibre network carries everyone, and we own and scale it, so capacity keeps up with demand.

You choose your ISP

Because multiple providers run on the same line, you pick the ISP that suits you, on month-to-month packages, and switch if you want to.

Open to every ISP

Any ISP, large or small, can reach customers over our network without building their own, so a smaller provider can compete with a larger one.

How to get connected

Ask your ISP

Find out whether your preferred ISP is already on the 123NET network.

Connect through them

If they are on it, you can be connected through them, at a speed that scales to what you need.

Or pick one that is

If they are not, ask them to join, or choose one of the ISPs already on the network.

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