SLA-backed DIA for mission-critical sites. Symmetric bandwidth, hard latency commitments, redundant entrance. Sized for AI workloads and cloud-heavy operations.
DIA · SLA-backed · AI-workload-ready

Bandwidth you actually own.
Sized for the workload you actually run.

AI workloads pull more bandwidth per user than anything enterprise IT has measured before. Real-time inference, model fine-tuning, dataset transfers, hybrid-cloud egress, every department’s traffic profile is shifting upward at the same time. The best-effort broadband that worked five years ago doesn’t anymore. CyberNet’s DIA delivers symmetric bandwidth, hard latency commitments, redundant entrance, and the SLA-backed performance mission-critical sites actually need.

What It Is

Internet bandwidth
that performs the way the spec sheet promises.

DIA is dedicated, symmetric internet connectivity engineered to a contract, not a marketing tier. Bandwidth is yours alone; latency is documented; redundancy posture is engineered to your operations’ actual downtime cost.

Enterprise HQ & datacenters

Headquarters, regional datacenters, primary production sites, sized for the workload aggregate of an entire organization. Symmetric throughput. Hard latency commitments.

AI & cloud-heavy operations

AI inference, training data movement, hybrid-cloud egress, real-time platform operations. Sized to the workload, not to the average user.

SLA-critical operations

Financial trading, healthcare clinical applications, manufacturing OT, any operation where the downtime cost justifies a contract-backed bandwidth commitment.

Common Configurations

Three configurations,
to help you locate your own.

01 / Single-Path DIA

Mid-range dedicated bandwidth

Single-path DIA at 100 Mbps–1 Gbps for mid-size operations. Symmetric. SLA-backed. Redundant entrance available where downtime cost justifies it.

For mid-size operations with single-site dependency.
02 / Dual-Path Premium

Redundant DIA for critical sites

Two DIA circuits from diverse paths, automatic failover, no single point of failure. Sized for primary production sites where downtime stops the business.

For SLA-critical operations and primary datacenters.
03 / High-Capacity DIA

10G+ for AI-class workloads

High-capacity DIA at 10G+ for AI training, content distribution, large dataset egress. Engineered to the optics on your network edge.

For technology, media, and AI-heavy operations.
Why CyberNet

DIA the way
a carrier should engineer it.

Symmetric and contracted

Symmetric bandwidth, documented latency, defined jitter and packet loss tolerances. The contract reflects the engineering, not the marketing tier.

SLA-backed with penalties

99.999% uptime in the SLA. Financial penalties when missed. The contract is what you read in a contract review, not what gets explained away in a service review.

NikolAI watches the circuit

Continuous monitoring for latency drift, packet loss, and capacity threshold approaches. Surfaced in Mission Control before they affect operations.

Common questions

Common questions

What makes DIA different from broadband?

Symmetric, contracted bandwidth with hard latency commitments and a redundant entrance, sized for the workload you actually run rather than oversubscribed.

Is the SLA enforceable?

Yes. It is SLA-backed, with contractual penalties when missed.

Is DIA suitable for AI workloads?

Yes. It is sized for AI and cloud-heavy operations, and NikolAI watches the circuit once it is live.

How is CyberNet different from other carriers?

CyberNet is an engineering-led, licensed CLEC since 1995 that owns its network, 150,000+ on-net buildings and 700+ cell towers. You work directly with the engineers who design and run your service, with no level-1 layer between you and the person who can fix the problem.

What uptime does CyberNet commit to?

A 99.999% core-uptime SLA, contractually penalized when missed.

How quickly will I hear back?

Within one business day.

How do I check coverage at my address?

Submit your address through the technology configurator and we’ll check coverage at each site.

What is Mission Control?

Mission Control is the operations platform every CyberNet customer lives inside, five workspaces: Orders, Marketplace, Ops Center, Billing, and Helpdesk. See Mission Control.

DIA Build

Ready to size your DIA?
Start with the workload.

Tell us your site’s workload profile, downtime cost, and SLA requirements, and we’ll come back with a DIA architecture sized to the reality. Response within one business day.