Wavelength: Scale With Ease

With Wave, the sky is the limit when it comes to increasing bandwidth over existing fiber networks.

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Trying To Grow Your Business?

Bandwidth. Affordability. Limitless Opportunities.

Fatbeam’s Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing technology (DWDM) is the solution you’ve been looking for.

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Budget-Friendly Maximize the potential of your existing network for a fraction of the price of building a new fiber network.
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Scalable Increase your organization’s bandwidth whenever you want – to whatever you need. 
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High Speed Make uploading and downloading a breeze with a lightning-fast point-to-point connection. 

Wavelength by the Numbers

Save thousands and scale with Fatbeam’s DWDM.

400+

Projects completed

We’ve helped build over 400 projects with great companies.

600%

Return on investment

We’ve helped build over 400 projects with great companies.

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Global downloads

Our free UI kit has been downloaded over 10k times.

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More Bandwidth – For a Fraction of the Price

With Fatbeam's DWDM, there's no need to put more fiber in the ground or in the air.

  • Multiple wavelengths are transmitted simultaneously and use different colored lasers to multiply your existing fiber.
  • New virtual fibers are created to multiply a single fiber to fit your organization’s needs.
  • Wave will save you thousands of dollars in construction costs – and will allow your business to scale.
In today's connected world, a business is only as good as it's Internet link. Fatbeam Internet is fast, reliable and capable, just as a business should be.
LEONARD WILSON

Tamarack Aerospace Group

Why Fatbeam?

Here’s How Wavelength Works

Adding bandwidth is easier and more cost-effective than ever with Fatbeam’s DWDM.

What is DWDM?

Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing technology enables the high-capacity and efficient use of fiber optic cables by transmitting multiple, densely packed wavelength channels over a single fiber.

How does Wavelength help cut costs?

Wave uses equipment attached at each point of your network to transmit wavelengths across your existing fiber, which is not only efficient but significantly more affordable than putting new fiber in the ground or in the air.

How does Fatbeam’s DWDM help me scale my business?

With Wave, you’ll be able to transport multiple terabits of data over thousands of miles of fiber per second and at a fraction of the price. This means you can save thousands of dollars in construction costs – and easily scale to meet the needs of your business. 

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FAQS

All your burning questions about Fatbeam’s DWDM, answered.

Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM) is a technology used in fiber-optic communications that enables the transmission of multiple data signals simultaneously over the same optical fiber by using different wavelengths (or colors) of laser light. This technique significantly increases the capacity of the fiber by allowing multiple channels to be transmitted concurrently, each channel carrying a separate data stream.

DWDM can handle hundreds of separate wavelengths, each carrying data at high speeds, effectively turning a single fiber into a multi-lane highway for data transmission. This technology is essential for the backbone of modern high-capacity networks, as it maximizes the amount of data that can be sent over long distances with minimal signal degradation.

Businesses that typically need DWDM technology are those with high data transmission demands, requiring large bandwidth capacities and long-distance communication.

How It Works

Our Easy 3-Step Process

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