The carrier behind 150,000+ on-net buildings, 700+ towers, and 99.999% uptime, built for enterprises, governments, and carriers who design the network.
AI-Native Telecom · Since 1995

Stop filling out forms. Start designing your network.

CyberNet is the only telecom carrier where buying feels like a conversation, not a procurement gauntlet. Tell us what you’re trying to do. Bandwidth, voice, infrastructure, compliance, redundancy. We’ll design the architecture and our engineers will deliver it. You’ll have a real proposal in minutes, not weeks.

Conversation, not procurement. Architecture, not packages. 31 years of engineering, one AI that knows it.

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How CyberNet Works

Buying a network shouldn’t take longer
than building one.

For thirty years, the telecom industry has handed enterprise buyers the same procurement experience: hour-long discovery calls, RFP cycles, and quotes that take two weeks to arrive. CyberNet rebuilt the buying process from scratch, AI-native from first conversation to signed contract.

01/ Conversation

Talk to NikolAI.

Open the chat. Tell our AI what you’re trying to do, connect three sites, replace a current carrier, modernize voice, host workloads in our datacenter. Plain English. No acronyms required. NikolAI asks the follow-up questions; you answer the ones that matter to you.

02/ Architecture

Get a real architecture.

Within the conversation, NikolAI builds your design, bandwidth, hand-off, redundancy, SLA, voice services, infrastructure. You can see it taking shape as you talk. Edit anything. Skip what you don’t know. Defaults exist for every variable.

03/ Engineer

Hand it to an engineer.

When the design is right, a senior CyberNet network engineer reviews it within one business day. No SDR layer. No discovery call cycle. The engineer responds with a proposal, refining what NikolAI drafted, not starting from scratch.

This is the only carrier on the market where the buying experience is the product, not the obstacle.

Built for What’s Happening Now

The enterprise network shifted.
Most carriers haven’t.

Three years ago, enterprise IT was buying bandwidth. Today, they’re rolling out AI tools, hosting workloads closer to the edge, modernizing voice off legacy copper, and being asked to do all of it without expanding the budget. The network is no longer a utility, it’s the foundation every other decision sits on. CyberNet was built around that reality, not retrofitted to it.

01/ The AI Shift

Your network is now an AI deployment platform.

Every department is testing AI tools, every dataset wants to move, and the network is suddenly the constraint. CyberNet engineers high-bandwidth, low-latency, geo-redundant connectivity designed for the load AI workloads actually create, not the load enterprise traffic used to look like.

02/ The Compute Shift

Compute is closer to the network than ever before.

Public cloud egress costs are rising. Latency-sensitive workloads can’t tolerate the round-trip. Enterprises are pulling compute back closer to where the network lives. CyberNet’s IaaS, virtual desktops, disaster recovery, edge appliances, unlimited computing, sits inside our network, peered directly to your circuits. No public-internet hop. No noisy neighbors.

03/ The Cost Shift

More capability. Lower total spend.

IT budgets are flat or shrinking while demand grows. Buying network, voice, and infrastructure from three vendors compounds overhead, three contracts, three sales motions, three finger-pointing chains. CyberNet collapses that into one engineered relationship, designed by NikolAI, delivered by one engineering team, billed as one transparent invoice.

The Network is the Product

The first carrier portal that shows you what’s being built —
not just what broke.

For thirty years, telecom has handed enterprises the same experience after the contract signs: a ticket number, a hold line, and a black hole until something either goes live or goes down. CyberNet built Mission Control to end that, the first customer portal in the industry designed around what’s coming, not what already broke.

Inside Mission Control, every circuit, every site, every dispatch is visible in real time. You watch a build progress from survey to splice to live. You see your Chicago hub hit 90% capacity before it becomes a problem, with the upgrade path one click away. You track the field tech on the map the same way you track a rideshare. And NikolAI, present in the portal the same way he’s present on this website, surfaces the moments that matter (permit approved, maintenance window opening, capacity threshold crossed) before you ever have to ask.

Carrier-grade transparency, built for the customer.

30+ years as a CLEC Est. 1995
150K+ on-net buildings
700+ cell towers
99.999% core uptime
24/7 NOC, US-staffed
A/ Timelines

Visual Order Timelines.

No more black holes. Every order, from initial site survey to “Live”, tracked in real time, with milestones, dependencies, and ETAs visible to your whole team.

B/ Marketplace

The Marketplace.

Contextual upgrades powered by live network intelligence. When your Chicago hub hits 90% capacity, Mission Control tells you, and shows you the path to expand, before it becomes an incident.

C/ Ops

Ops Center.

Uber-style dispatch tracking and live network topology in one map. Know where your tech is, when they’ll arrive, and what they’ll touch, without picking up the phone.

D/ NikolAI

NikolAI, your AI.

Proactive notifications on the events that move your projects forward: permit approvals, maintenance windows, capacity alerts, milestone completions. The portal that calls you, instead of the other way around.

Data, voice, infrastructure

Data, voice, and compute —
engineered to work as one stack.

Twelve services across three product lines. Each block designable on its own, engineered to work together when you need them to.

Who we build for

Three audiences.
One engineered network.

Different proposals, different documentation, different conversations, running on the same backbone. Pick your lane.

Use cases

Three buyers. Three different builds.
One backbone.

Every CyberNet engagement is engineered to a different design. These are representative of the work we deliver, anonymized to protect customer architecture, accurate to the way it actually went.

01
Enterprise

40 offices. One private network.

A multi-state enterprise was running forty offices on a patchwork of regional carriers, with different policy at every site, separate contracts to renew, and no single view of the network. We consolidated all forty onto one Layer 2 private WAN across our backbone, with consistent policy at every site, redundant entrance where the site profile warranted it, and a 99.999% core SLA carrying financial penalties.

02
Public Sector

Regional offices, one accountable carrier.

A public agency needed its regional offices connected as one network, with the compliance posture documented and a package that matched the procurement vehicle it had to buy through. We delivered a Layer 2 private WAN with consistent policy at every office, redundant entrance where continuity required it, and procurement-grade documentation written for the filing rather than reformatted after it.

03
Wholesale & Channel

Transport capacity, no end-customer competition.

A regional carrier needed wholesale transport across the Southwest to serve their own enterprise customers, without the supplier competing for those accounts. We delivered white-labeled 10G wave services with carrier-grade SLAs, a dedicated channel manager, and a no-compete clause in writing.

Ready to design?

Send us your design.
We’ll send back an engineered proposal.

Whether you start by talking to NikolAI or by walking through our structured configurator, the result is the same: a real architecture, reviewed by a senior network engineer, responded to within one business day. No SDR layer. No discovery scripts. No two-week quote cycle.

Common questions

Common questions

What does CyberNet do?

CyberNet is a licensed CLEC that has been engineering data, voice and infrastructure since 1995: dark fiber, switched Ethernet, internet access, wide area networking, SIP trunking, PRI, POTS replacement, unified communications, compute, virtual desktops, disaster recovery and uCPE.

Who does CyberNet serve?

Enterprises, government and public sector organizations, and channel partners including carriers, MSPs, VARs and master agents.

How do I get a proposal?

Design it in the technology configurator, or request a callback. A senior network engineer reviews the design and responds within one business day.

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.