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Fremont

Business internet in Fremont

Business internet for R&D labs, plants and flex tenants in Warm Springs, Ardenwood and the Baylands, on a network we own. Send your address and you will hear how we would connect it.

Request a site check Our three ways in

Symmetrical speeds on our own network

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Your site survey is free, and it settles how much of that capacity the route into your building can carry.

Getting a circuit into a building in Fremont

Warm Springs, Ardenwood and the Baylands are built mostly of single-story industrial, R&D and flex space, and most buildings there have their own roof, their own demarc and their own yard. With no shared riser to negotiate, getting a circuit in comes down to distance, what the roof can see and what the landlord will let you mount. The survey weighs all three before we pick fiber, a roof radio or a dedicated link.

Fiber, where it already reaches the property
If a fiber lateral already runs onto your property, we light it and turn up your circuit at your own demarc as an Ethernet handoff. With the fiber in the ground, this is the shortest install of the three.
A radio on your roof, where fiber does not reach
Where no lateral reaches the property, we mount a radio on your roof and point it at our network. It needs a clear line of sight, which the survey checks from your roof, and the owner’s approval for the mount.
A dedicated link on a committed port
A shared circuit that slows down as the building fills up needs replacing with a dedicated one on a committed port. We build a point-to-point link that runs to your building alone and carries no one else’s traffic, so the capacity you order stays yours however busy the building gets.

Request a site check How the three delivery methods differ

A 10 Gbps link for product validation, and a two-week trial run

A symmetrical 10 Gbps wireless link, carrying as much data out of the office as into it.

Our client was validating a high-speed data product and needed that bandwidth at its own office, but the stretch between our network and the office had little infrastructure to carry high-capacity fiber. We built the path from two point-to-point wireless links. The first starts at one of our major points of presence and ends at a midway site we placed for the job; the second runs from that site straight to the office. Joined, they make one dedicated 10 Gbps circuit across about 11 miles of open air, with consistent performance and latency under 10ms.

High-Speed PTP Wireless Backhaul Solution

Two weeks beside the old service, then a switch that cut the monthly bill by over 40%.

A small business was paying more each month for internet and phone service that did less than it needed, and it wanted a cheaper provider, but it relied on its phones and doubted VoIP would hold up. We set up our internet and VoIP beside its existing services for two weeks and supported the team throughout, so it could judge call quality and reliability for itself before changing anything. Its internet ran faster, its call quality improved, and it moved both services to us.

SMB Saves 40% With WilloWeb’s Integrated Internet & VoIP Services

R&D labs, plants and flex suites

Each kind of single-story building changes a different part of the job: what the circuit has to carry, how quickly the survey goes, or what reaches your suite.

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R&D and lab buildings

Lab traffic runs outward. Instrument data, offsite backups and remote sessions into test equipment all leave the building on the upload side, and a connection that chokes on backups or hosted voice is short of upstream capacity, the thing a business-branded consumer plan supplies least. We size a lab’s circuit by what it sends out.

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Manufacturing and assembly plants

A plant you occupy alone is the quickest kind of building to survey: one roof, one demarc and no other tenant’s work to schedule around. If no fiber lateral reaches the property, the radio on your roof brings service in without anyone digging up your yard or your lot.

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Multi-tenant flex space

In a converted flex building, what reaches one suite may stop short of the next, because each drop was ordered at a different time by a different tenant. We survey the suite you occupy, and your date follows the owner’s approval of any roof mount or cable run through shared space.

Fremont plants and labs: find the copper lines before AT&T retires them

AT&T’s filing reaches part of the Fremont-Main exchange. If your plant or lab still has an alarm dialer, an elevator phone or a fax line on copper, plan its move before the service stops.

Nothing in the filing lets AT&T stop the service before June 1, 2027.

Check your city How we replace the lines

Fremont business internet questions

Yes. We serve those three districts and the rest of Fremont, as well as Newark and Union City next door. A site check of your address decides whether we connect it over fiber, by radio or with a dedicated link.

A static IP. It gives your network one public address that never changes, so a VPN or remote-access tool always knows where to connect. Every circuit we deliver includes one.

Yes. Send us every address you are considering and we will check each one: whether a fiber lateral reaches the property, and whether your roof has an unobstructed sight line to our network. If service would come in by radio, the owner has to approve the mount, and you can ask for that while the lease is still being negotiated.

Yes. Our business VoIP runs over the circuit we install, so a single cutover can move your internet and your phones together.

No. Every circuit we deliver reaches your building over fiber or by radio on our own network, so nothing in it depends on AT&T’s copper.

Tell us where the building is and what it sends out

Include your suite or unit if you share a flex building, whether you own or lease, and roughly how much data leaves the building on a busy day. You hear back how we would bring service in, what capacity we would build it to and when the install can happen.

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