NETWORK // AS329346

The network behind Light Bridge.

Our architecture combines our own last-mile infrastructure, Layer 1 and Layer 2 transport, an independent routing edge and direct interconnection into content, cloud and global backbone ecosystems.

01 // ARCHITECTURE

Four layers. One operating model.

We design the path from physical access through transport and routing so faults can be isolated and capacity can be engineered deliberately.

Physical

Fibre strands, optics and high-capacity wireless links connect POPs, towers, buildings and data-centre handoffs.

Transport

Ethernet and VLAN transport moves customer and infrastructure traffic across the Light Bridge network.

Routing

AS329346 controls Internet routing policy, path preference and interconnection at the network edge.

Interconnection

Peering exchanges, content networks, caches and upstream providers bring popular destinations closer and add path diversity.

02 // TRAFFIC FLOW

One packet. Multiple controlled layers.

Hover the path on desktop or follow it left to right on mobile.

01CPECustomer Edge

02AccessRF / Fibre

03AggregationLayer 2

04CoreRouting

05IX / CDNInterconnect

06DestinationCloud / Content

03 // ECOSYSTEM

Content, cloud and global reach.

These names represent Light Bridge’s broader interconnection ecosystem. The exact commercial or technical relationship can be peering, exchange fabric, cache, transit, upstream or cloud connectivity.

CONTENT / CLOUDGoogleMetaFastlyMicrosoft AzureAmazon AWSAkamaiNetflixParamountCDN99

GLOBAL / BACKBONEHurricane ElectricCogentLumenInternet ExchangesRegional Peering

04 // TRANSPARENCY

See the network from our side.

Use the Light Bridge Looking Glass for DNS and route/ASN information. Ping and traceroute can be enabled through an isolated public probe.

Open Looking Glass ↗

AS329346

ROUTING     POLICY CONTROLLED
PEERING     LOCAL + GLOBAL
TRANSPORT   L1 / L2
ACCESS      WIRELESS + FIBRE
TOOLS       LOOKING GLASS