Fibre Connectivity Assessment in India
We map carrier fibre, distance to internet exchanges and routes to the submarine cable landing stations.
How our fibre check works
We map carrier fibre, distance to internet exchanges and routes to the submarine cable landing stations. Every engagement starts with your brief: target MW, acreage, latency needs, budget and timeline.
We then screen parcels using utility data, carrier fibre maps, hazard layers and land records, visit shortlisted sites, and give you a clear, scored recommendation.
Deliverables
- Carrier fibre map
- Diverse route options
- Latency to IX and cable stations
- Dark-fibre feasibility
The Fibre Check process, step by step
Five stages from brief to decision. Nothing moves to the next stage until the evidence behind it is written down.
- 01
Connectivity brief
Which exchanges, cloud on-ramps and cable landing stations you must reach, and at what latency.
- 02
Carrier mapping
Live backbone and metro routes near the site, by carrier, with duct and lead-in availability.
- 03
Route diversity
Two physically separate paths are traced and any shared corridor or common entry point is flagged.
- 04
Latency verification
Route distances are converted into realistic latency to internet exchanges and landing stations.
- 05
Build plan
Lead-in options, dark-fibre feasibility, indicative build scope and carrier conversations opened.
What you get — and what it protects you from
Every Fibre Check engagement produces documents you can hand to a board, a lender or a utility. Each one exists to close a specific risk.
In your hands at the end
- Carrier fibre map
- Diverse route options
- Latency to IX and cable stations
- Dark-fibre feasibility
Risks it takes off the table
- A well-connected site whose two routes share one duct
- Lead-in build cost discovered after the land is bought
- Latency that fails the workload you are hosting
- Single-carrier dependence from day one
The numbers behind every Fibre Check recommendation
These are the thresholds and checks we apply, not averages. Where a site cannot meet one, we say so and show what it would take to fix it.
- 2+
- diverse physical routes
- Separate corridors and separate building entries
- 3+
- carriers approached
- So pricing and terms stay competitive
- ≤2 ms
- latency band to the nearest IX
- Where the workload genuinely demands it
- 2–4 weeks
- typical assessment
- Carrier response times drive the timeline
What usually goes wrong in Fibre Check
Most land problems in Indian data-centre projects are not bad luck — they are the same few shortcuts, repeated.
Counting carriers on a coverage map
We confirm live routes, duct availability and lead-in distance on the ground, not planned coverage.
Assuming the last mile is short
Lead-in length, road-cutting permissions and build cost are quantified before you commit to the plot.
Taking one carrier's diversity claim
Every route is checked against the others for shared corridors and common points of failure.
Three ways to work with us on Fibre Check
Start small if you only need a sanity check. Scope is agreed in writing before any work begins, so there are no open-ended bills.
| Engagement | Screening check | Full study | End-to-end mandate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Testing one parcel or an existing shortlist quickly | A decision you will have to defend to a board or lender | Taking it from brief all the way to signed and registered |
| Typical duration | 1 week | 2–4 weeks | 2–5 months |
| Commercials | Fixed fee | Fixed fee, scoped upfront | Retainer plus a success fee on completion |
| What you receive | A short red-flag note with a go / no-go view | The full pack: carrier fibre map, diverse route options and the rest of the deliverables | Everything in the full study, plus negotiation, documentation and closing support |
| Site visits | On request | Every shortlisted site | As often as the transaction needs |
| Exclusivity | None | None | Mandate for the agreed catchment and term |
The rest of the land programme
Fibre Check rarely travels alone. Most clients combine it with two or three of these, run by the same team on one timeline.
Fibre Check by city
Frequently asked questions
Fibre Connectivity Assessment is a specialist service to secure data center fibre connectivity that meets data-centre needs for power, fibre, zoning and title.
Tell us your MW, acreage and timeline
We reply within one working day with matching parcels and a clear next step.