What is dark fibre? A guide for Australian businesses
Understand dark fibre, where it fits and how Capti can assess routes across Australia. Choose unlit fibre with your own equipment or a Capti-managed connection.
Practical advice, stories from our network and a look at what comes next.
Understand dark fibre, where it fits and how Capti can assess routes across Australia. Choose unlit fibre with your own equipment or a Capti-managed connection.
Across 45.91 kilometres of Moreton Bay, Capti engineered a 200/200 Mbps connection for Tangalooma Island Resort, with automatic radio protection and resilience through its Brisbane network.
IPv6 is no longer just a future concern, but not everyone needs a rushed migration. Use this checklist to decide what matters for your network.
Network APIs could let software use selected telecommunications capabilities more directly. Add agentic AI and the possibilities become interesting—but governance matters.
A fair, buyer-focused checklist for comparing business internet proposals on more than the headline speed and monthly fee.
Most businesses do not need enormous bandwidth just because they adopt AI. They do need a network designed around where data moves, who may access it and what happens when a dependency fails.
A second internet service is not automatically a diverse service. Real resilience requires scrutiny of paths, carriers, power, equipment and failover behaviour.
Dark fibre offers customer control over an unlit optical path; managed business fibre delivers a provider-operated lit service. The better choice depends on the business case, not the biggest number.

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