Dark Fiber, the ielo way.
Your own passive optical infrastructure.
For a backbone you truly control.
ielo dark fiber allows you to build your optical infrastructure over controlled, documented, and dedicated routes.
Designed for backbones, sensitive platforms, production environments, and critical interconnections, it gives you full control over capacity, equipment, and future expansions of your architectures.
With over 30,000 km of independent network — long-haul and metropolitan — you have a solid, scalable, and resilient foundation to design the architecture that will support your most strategic services.
Your infrastructure is a strategic asset
where every route matters.
Because you deserve the best, discover our vision of dark fiber.
Dedicated optical routes
Passive optical pairs over controlled paths: up-to-date GIS documentation, OTDR reflectometry tests, and accurate inventory. You know exactly where your fiber runs.
An infrastructure designed for resilience
12,000 km of long-haul and 21,000 km of metropolitan network provide truly diverse routes. Ensuring connectivity remains operational, even in the event of an incident.
In-house engineering that ensures consistency
Planning, route selection, field surveys, documentation, monitoring: our teams design, operate, and manage your fibers with a high level of precision, ensuring real service continuity.
ielo dark fiber in action
Real-world use cases drawn from the field, where our solution has proven its full value.
Discover our other solutions
ielo offers a complete portfolio of infrastructure solutions
for operators, data centers, and public sector organizations.
Access
FttO, accessible without compromise. Designed to become the standard for B2B connectivity.
Learn moreDirect Internet Access
Carrier-grade connectivity with guaranteed performance, low latency, and built-in DDoS protection, delivered directly to your sites or data centers.
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Your equipment hosted at the heart of the ielo network, making it easier to interconnect with operators and cloud providers in data centers.
Colocation