We build, own, and operate a dark fibre network reaching over 200,000 on-net business premises and 30+ data centres across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Perth, and we deliver both short-term event circuits and permanent venue infrastructure over that same network. We work with stadiums and arenas, convention and exhibition centres, outside broadcast and remote production companies, festival and touring producers, event technology suppliers, and the AV and production houses who carry the risk on the night.
Circuits That Land Before the Bump-In Does
Nexthop activates on-net premises in 2-3 weeks and provisions IP transit within 72 hours, and because we own the fibre, our in-house project management and network design team controls the build calendar rather than queuing behind a third-party network owner's provisioning cycle.
A Contended Link Fails Precisely When the Crowd Arrives
Every Nexthop connection runs over a private dark fibre core with no contention and no shared last-mile, so the capacity quoted is the capacity delivered at full house. Symmetrical 500 Mbps to 10 Gbps services mean the upstream path carrying your broadcast and streaming feeds is as wide as the downstream path, which is the reverse of how most business internet is built.
Capacity Sized for Uncompressed Video, Not Best-Effort Wi-Fi
Nexthop's dark fibre and metro and intercapital wavelength services give production companies Layer 1 and Layer 2 capacity at that scale, with 10G metro wave from $499/month, rather than asking a compressed contribution feed to carry a show it was never sized for.
Commercial Terms Built for a Calendar That Isn't Permanent
NextXC datacentre dark fibre runs month-to-month at $250/month with $1,000 setup, IP transit can be trialled with no obligation before any commitment is made, and business fibre tiers can be sized to the season rather than to a three-year averaged guess. Clients moving to Nexthop save 30% on average against their previous provider, which matters most on infrastructure that sits idle between events.
What Our Clients Say?
Sales Director
Legend Corporation is a market leader in electrical products and industrial solutions across Australia. Operating a diversified portfolio of trusted brands — including C…
Sales Director
ROLLER is a Melbourne-headquartered SaaS platform that powers the guest experience for leisure and entertainment venues worldwide. From online ticketing and point-of-sa…
Sales Director
Ryan is one of the world's largest tax services and software firms, providing an integrated suite of federal, state, local, and international tax services on a mult…
Sales Director
We are thrilled to share a recent testimonial from one of our clients who recently joined the Nexthop network and tell you a little bit more about the story behind it.
Ap…
Sales Director
Tape Ark, a global leader in migrating and preserving tape-based data into multi-cloud environments, has successfully deployed a high-capacity network solution engineere…
Sales Director
A global funds management business required a fast, enterprise-grade internet solution for its local office. With a strict two-week delivery window and stringent complia…
Sales Director
A leading global financial institution required fast, reliable, and scalable network connectivity to support its critical operations. The organisation partnered with Nex…
Co-founder | Managing Director
A prestigious private school in Sydney with multiple campus buildings required a high-performance, reliable, and scalable network to support. With multiple campus buildi…
Co-founder | Managing Director
A global leader in the gaming industry with a massive online multiplayer platform required a high-capacity, low-latency, and diverse connectivity solution between its da…
Co-founder | Managing Director
Layer 1 capacity between a venue, a production facility, and a data centre, with the customer running their own electronics, encryption, and transport protocol over it. Suited to broadcasters and production companies moving SMPTE ST 2110 or high-volume media files, and to venue operators who want a private path that is theirs to engineer.
Cross-connects and dark fibre pairs between NEXTDC, Equinix, Global Switch, Macquarie Data Centres and other facilities, from $250/month month-to-month, for production chains that terminate in a data centre — cloud production platforms, CDN and streaming origins, media asset storage, and peering.
BGP-based upstream capacity for event technology providers, streaming operations, and venue networks that need direct internet transit rather than a resold service, available on a no-obligation free trial and connectable within 72 hours.
Independent management access to venue and production network equipment, so a fault on the primary path does not also cost you the ability to diagnose it. On an event with a fixed start time, remote hands access to your own kit is the difference between a delay and a cancellation.
