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Your connection runs on routes we bury by default, away from the street work that causes most outages. We design new networks as rings, bring routes in through separate building entrances, and lay spare conduit during construction.

UrbIN Networks, formerly Global InterXchange (GIX), builds utility-grade, carrier-neutral metro fiber infrastructure for American cities.
Your connection runs on routes we bury by default, away from the street work that causes most outages. We design new networks as rings, bring routes in through separate building entrances, and lay spare conduit during construction.
Speed depends on how close and direct your connection is. We build high-capacity routes between in-city data centers and the networks that reach your users, and deliver fiber to the floor where your equipment sits.
Your fiber runs underground, with secured access points and no splice points through the river crossing. Before you sign, we name the structures your route shares and any segments we haven’t surveyed.
The fiber running through your city carries more than data. It carries your operations, your customers, and your growth. Chips and tenants turn over every few years, but fiber in the ground lasts for decades, so we build it once and build it right.
Our story starts under the Hudson River, where our route runs through the PATH train tunnel between New Jersey and Lower Manhattan. We hold our networks to the standard of a water main: we bury by default, design new networks as rings, and deliver fiber all the way to our customers’ floor. We keep every network open, because a city’s connection should work for everyone who depends on it.
PROJECT HIGHLIGHT · NEW YORK
It runs buried from 165 Halsey Street in Newark, through Harrison and Jersey City, and under the Hudson River inside the PATH tunnel to 60 Hudson Street in Lower Manhattan. It is the southernmost Hudson River crossing into Manhattan.
Whole route
EXPLORE THE ROUTE
Tap a marker, a leg, or Next stop to zoom in on what is built where, from 165 Halsey Street to 60 Hudson Street.
88,883 ns
ONE-WAY OPTICAL LATENCY
PATH Tunnel
UNDER THE HUDSON
Buried
END TO END
Diverse, buried routes where you need them, starting in New York with a path across the Hudson that doesn’t share your other routes.
Fiber to your campus, sized for your tenants. Anchor a new route with us, or lease fiber on ours and resell it.
When the campus has power but no fiber, we design and build the route to your conduit and cable specs, with high-count cable and spare conduit for growth.
Dark fiber you control, built in the ground and delivered to your floor.
Tell us the two ends you need to connect. We’ll show you where the route runs, what it shares, and how soon we can deliver.