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and DIA – Should I stay, or should I go?","2026-08-17T15:00:00+02:00",[313],{"uid":314,"url":315,"title":316,"alt":9},"ca3335c1-7d3a-4b32-b19c-9f38ae38a447","https:\u002F\u002Fgnx-prod.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com\u002Fimages\u002Fresources\u002Fwebsite-visuals-09.png","Website visuals 09",[],[319],{"id":320,"image":321,"firstname":326,"lastname":327},"2804",[322],{"uid":323,"url":324,"title":325,"alt":9},"6924f360-fb6d-410b-93d2-615dca1aa20f","https:\u002F\u002Fgnx-prod.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com\u002Fimages\u002Fteam\u002FWebsite-Ivan.jpg","Website Ivan","Ivan","Minev",[329],{"title":330,"slug":331,"id":332},"Insights","insights","6994","4",[335,342,351,357,371,377,400,444],{"uid":336,"typeHandle":337,"wysiwyg":338},"f1bc4edd-a153-4546-ad64-beb55f5341ea","textBlock",{"html":339,"rawHtml":339,"markdown":340,"plainText":341},"\u003Cp class=\"intro-text\">Research shows that enterprises are moving away from MPLS (multi-protocol label switching) as they adopt SD-WAN models based on 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But that doesn't mean it's the end of MPLS. At least not yet.\u003C\u002Fp>\u003Cp>There are still many companies relying on it, either fully or for selected use cases – such as for routing sensitive applications or in regions where local restrictions apply. (Although we may argue internet-based solutions are fully capable of meeting those needs).\u003C\u002Fp>\u003Cp>Truth is, there’s plenty of room for both MPLS and \u003Ca href=\"https:\u002F\u002Fgnx.net\u002Fservices\u002Finternet-access-services\u002F\">internet-based WANs\u003C\u002Fa>, specifically Dedicated Internet Access (DIA) for the purpose of this article – to live alongside each other. In this article, we’ll see why.\u003C\u002Fp>\u003Ch2>Is MPLS more expensive than DIA?\u003C\u002Fh2>\u003Cp>We knew you would ask, so we brought it up first. While exact costs will vary widely, depending on geography, provider, bandwidth, and a bunch of other factors, it’s almost guaranteed that MPLS will always be more expensive than DIA, due to MPLS’ premium SLAs and private infrastructure.\u003C\u002Fp>\u003Cp>But not every site or application requires MPLS-grade SLAs, which is why many enterprises choose to move to a dedicated circuit, and even broadband, quickly achieving considerable cost savings without compromising performance.\u003C\u002Fp>","Research shows that enterprises are moving away from MPLS (multi-protocol label switching) as they adopt SD-WAN models based on internet connectivity. But that doesn't mean it's the end of MPLS. At least not yet.\n\nThere are still many companies relying on it, either fully or for selected use cases – such as for routing sensitive applications or in regions where local restrictions apply. (Although we may argue internet-based solutions are fully capable of meeting those needs).\n\nTruth is, there’s plenty of room for both MPLS and [internet-based WANs](https:\u002F\u002Fgnx.net\u002Fservices\u002Finternet-access-services\u002F), specifically Dedicated Internet Access (DIA) for the purpose of this article – to live alongside each other. In this article, we’ll see why.\n\n## Is MPLS more expensive than DIA?\n\nWe knew you would ask, so we brought it up first. While exact costs will vary widely, depending on geography, provider, bandwidth, and a bunch of other factors, it’s almost guaranteed that MPLS will always be more expensive than DIA, due to MPLS’ premium SLAs and private infrastructure.\n\nBut not every site or application requires MPLS-grade SLAs, which is why many enterprises choose to move to a dedicated circuit, and even broadband, quickly achieving considerable cost savings without compromising performance.","Research shows that enterprises are moving away from MPLS (multi-protocol label switching) as they adopt SD-WAN models based on internet connectivity. But that doesn't mean it's the end of MPLS. At least not yet.\n\nThere are still many companies relying on it, either fully or for selected use cases – such as for routing sensitive applications or in regions where local restrictions apply. (Although we may argue internet-based solutions are fully capable of meeting those needs).\n\nTruth is, there’s plenty of room for both MPLS and internet-based WANs, specifically Dedicated Internet Access (DIA) for the purpose of this article – to live alongside each other. In this article, we’ll see why.\n\nIs MPLS more expensive than DIA?\n\nWe knew you would ask, so we brought it up first. While exact costs will vary widely, depending on geography, provider, bandwidth, and a bunch of other factors, it’s almost guaranteed that MPLS will always be more expensive than DIA, due to MPLS’ premium SLAs and private infrastructure.\n\nBut not every site or application requires MPLS-grade SLAs, which is why many enterprises choose to move to a dedicated circuit, and even broadband, quickly achieving considerable cost savings without compromising performance.",{"uid":343,"typeHandle":344,"textColor":345,"plainText":347,"video":348},"d15d44ed-ab78-40cb-8cf4-87cec74c86f7","demoBlock",{"html":346},"\u003Cp>Get a DIA quote\u003C\u002Fp>","Try our quoting tool and get instant pricing by entering your site address and DIA requirements.",[349],{"url":350},"https:\u002F\u002Fgnx-prod.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com\u002Fvideos\u002FSource-compare.mp4",{"uid":352,"typeHandle":337,"wysiwyg":353},"22cfc004-682e-49c2-8fdd-965ceb8f7bab",{"html":354,"rawHtml":354,"markdown":355,"plainText":356},"\u003Ch2>Does DIA perform as well as MPLS?\u003C\u002Fh2>\u003Cp>Traditionally, MPLS has been known for its reliability, minimal jitter, and near-zero packet loss because of its private, well-controlled network paths. It’s no wonder companies have been hesitant to move away.\u003C\u002Fp>\u003Cp>And while DIA provides a private connection between the ISP and the customer, it still taps into the public internet, which can add variability in latency or packet loss. Sounds like a deal-breaker? It’s not. \u003C\u002Fp>\u003Cp>Modern SD-WAN and middle-mile solutions can now mitigate these issues effectively and easily by dynamically optimizing traffic routes. \u003C\u002Fp>\u003Cp class=\"marked\">DIA is no longer a second choice — it’s a competitive, reliable alternative.\u003C\u002Fp>\u003Ch2>How do SLAs compare between MPLS and DIA?\u003C\u002Fh2>\u003Cp>It’s a close match. When it comes to uptime, MPLS providers offer 99.99%+ uptime, hence its use for mission-critical workloads. However, DIA is close behind with a 99.9-99.99%. To guarantee performance, MPLS providers will always include latency, jitter, and packet-loss guarantees, while not all DIA providers will (it is worth noting that GNX is not like all DIA providers).\u003C\u002Fp>\u003Cp>In the end, what matters is your actual experience. You can have the best SLAs on paper, but all that matters in the end is for your connection to be up – and to be resolved as quickly as possible when it is not. \u003C\u002Fp>\u003Cp>Ensure your contract includes monitoring and support packages, with agreed-upon response times in case of failure.\u003C\u002Fp>\u003Cp>Note: With broadband, SLAs are much harder to meet, even when on paper.\u003C\u002Fp>\u003Ch2>How fast can you provision MPLS vs DIA?\u003C\u002Fh2>\u003Cp>What in our tech-driven world ever stays in one place? MPLS. Ok, jokes aside, that’s not entirely true. But provisioning new sites or upgrading the bandwidth in your MPLS infrastructure can take weeks or even months, depending on your providers’ managed circuits.\u003C\u002Fp>\u003Cp>On the other hand, DIA scales quickly. Bandwidth upgrades and new site connections are faster, easier, and much more cost-effective to provision, which is ideal for fast-paced organizations or those with seasonal requirements (e.g., retail).\u003C\u002Fp>\u003Ch2>Which applications still need MPLS?\u003C\u002Fh2>\u003Cp>This is when it gets personal. What are \u003Ci>you\u003C\u002Fi> trying to connect? For years, MPLS has been the usual suspect for real-time, latency-sensitive, and mission-critical applications like ERP, financial trading platforms, or legacy systems. And it is great for those use cases. However, its performance can perfectly compete with that offered by more flexible, \u003Ca href=\"https:\u002F\u002Fgnx.net\u002Fservices\u002Fprivate-point-to-point-connectivity\u002F\">private point-to-point \u003C\u002Fa>Ethernet solutions. \u003C\u002Fp>\u003Cp>It’s worth knowing your options.\u003C\u002Fp>\u003Cp>On the other hand, DIA has proven to be successful for bandwidth-heavy and cloud-first applications like Office 365, AWS, and SaaS platforms – and it is best mates with SD-WAN, as well as with modern enterprises relying on any type of collaboration tools (meaning, every organization).\u003C\u002Fp>","## Does DIA perform as well as MPLS?\n\nTraditionally, MPLS has been known for its reliability, minimal jitter, and near-zero packet loss because of its private, well-controlled network paths. It’s no wonder companies have been hesitant to move away.\n\nAnd while DIA provides a private connection between the ISP and the customer, it still taps into the public internet, which can add variability in latency or packet loss. Sounds like a deal-breaker? It’s not.\n\nModern SD-WAN and middle-mile solutions can now mitigate these issues effectively and easily by dynamically optimizing traffic routes.\n\nDIA is no longer a second choice — it’s a competitive, reliable alternative.\n\n## How do SLAs compare between MPLS and DIA?\n\nIt’s a close match. When it comes to uptime, MPLS providers offer 99.99%+ uptime, hence its use for mission-critical workloads. However, DIA is close behind with a 99.9-99.99%. To guarantee performance, MPLS providers will always include latency, jitter, and packet-loss guarantees, while not all DIA providers will (it is worth noting that GNX is not like all DIA providers).\n\nIn the end, what matters is your actual experience. You can have the best SLAs on paper, but all that matters in the end is for your connection to be up – and to be resolved as quickly as possible when it is not.\n\nEnsure your contract includes monitoring and support packages, with agreed-upon response times in case of failure.\n\nNote: With broadband, SLAs are much harder to meet, even when on paper.\n\n## How fast can you provision MPLS vs DIA?\n\nWhat in our tech-driven world ever stays in one place? MPLS. Ok, jokes aside, that’s not entirely true. But provisioning new sites or upgrading the bandwidth in your MPLS infrastructure can take weeks or even months, depending on your providers’ managed circuits.\n\nOn the other hand, DIA scales quickly. Bandwidth upgrades and new site connections are faster, easier, and much more cost-effective to provision, which is ideal for fast-paced organizations or those with seasonal requirements (e.g., retail).\n\n## Which applications still need MPLS?\n\nThis is when it gets personal. What are *you* trying to connect? For years, MPLS has been the usual suspect for real-time, latency-sensitive, and mission-critical applications like ERP, financial trading platforms, or legacy systems. And it is great for those use cases. However, its performance can perfectly compete with that offered by more flexible, [private point-to-point ](https:\u002F\u002Fgnx.net\u002Fservices\u002Fprivate-point-to-point-connectivity\u002F)Ethernet solutions.\n\nIt’s worth knowing your options.\n\nOn the other hand, DIA has proven to be successful for bandwidth-heavy and cloud-first applications like Office 365, AWS, and SaaS platforms – and it is best mates with SD-WAN, as well as with modern enterprises relying on any type of collaboration tools (meaning, every organization).","Does DIA perform as well as MPLS?\n\nTraditionally, MPLS has been known for its reliability, minimal jitter, and near-zero packet loss because of its private, well-controlled network paths. It’s no wonder companies have been hesitant to move away.\n\nAnd while DIA provides a private connection between the ISP and the customer, it still taps into the public internet, which can add variability in latency or packet loss. Sounds like a deal-breaker? It’s not.\n\nModern SD-WAN and middle-mile solutions can now mitigate these issues effectively and easily by dynamically optimizing traffic routes.\n\nDIA is no longer a second choice — it’s a competitive, reliable alternative.\n\nHow do SLAs compare between MPLS and DIA?\n\nIt’s a close match. When it comes to uptime, MPLS providers offer 99.99%+ uptime, hence its use for mission-critical workloads. However, DIA is close behind with a 99.9-99.99%. To guarantee performance, MPLS providers will always include latency, jitter, and packet-loss guarantees, while not all DIA providers will (it is worth noting that GNX is not like all DIA providers).\n\nIn the end, what matters is your actual experience. You can have the best SLAs on paper, but all that matters in the end is for your connection to be up – and to be resolved as quickly as possible when it is not.\n\nEnsure your contract includes monitoring and support packages, with agreed-upon response times in case of failure.\n\nNote: With broadband, SLAs are much harder to meet, even when on paper.\n\nHow fast can you provision MPLS vs DIA?\n\nWhat in our tech-driven world ever stays in one place? MPLS. Ok, jokes aside, that’s not entirely true. But provisioning new sites or upgrading the bandwidth in your MPLS infrastructure can take weeks or even months, depending on your providers’ managed circuits.\n\nOn the other hand, DIA scales quickly. Bandwidth upgrades and new site connections are faster, easier, and much more cost-effective to provision, which is ideal for fast-paced organizations or those with seasonal requirements (e.g., retail).\n\nWhich applications still need MPLS?\n\nThis is when it gets personal. What are you trying to connect? For years, MPLS has been the usual suspect for real-time, latency-sensitive, and mission-critical applications like ERP, financial trading platforms, or legacy systems. And it is great for those use cases. However, its performance can perfectly compete with that offered by more flexible, private point-to-point Ethernet solutions.\n\nIt’s worth knowing your options.\n\nOn the other hand, DIA has proven to be successful for bandwidth-heavy and cloud-first applications like Office 365, AWS, and SaaS platforms – and it is best mates with SD-WAN, as well as with modern enterprises relying on any type of collaboration tools (meaning, every organization).",{"uid":358,"typeHandle":359,"title":360,"text":361,"linkField":364,"linkField2":9,"image":367},"8b7fa6a4-c5ec-4856-b3e8-f04596baa10b","imageTextBlueBackgroundBlock","Ready to modernize your MPLS setup?",{"html":362,"rawHtml":362,"markdown":363,"plainText":363},"\u003Cp>Learn how to transition from MPLS to a modern SASE architecture with less complexity, greater security, and more flexibility.\u003C\u002Fp>","Learn how to transition from MPLS to a modern SASE architecture with less complexity, greater security, and more flexibility.",{"type":18,"url":365,"target":9,"label":366},"https:\u002F\u002Fgnx.net\u002Fresources\u002Ffrom-mpls-to-sase-playbook","Read the MPLS-to-SASE playbook",[368],{"url":369,"alt":9,"title":370},"https:\u002F\u002Fgnx-prod.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com\u002Fimages\u002Fresources\u002FMigrating-from-MPLS-to-SASEplaybook-item-3-copy.webp","Migrating from MPLS to SAS Eplaybook item 3 copy",{"uid":372,"typeHandle":337,"wysiwyg":373},"ff304b07-7b7e-4388-b671-1e7f67c4b6ba",{"html":374,"rawHtml":374,"markdown":375,"plainText":376},"\u003Ch2>Should you replace MPLS with DIA? A leap forward\u003C\u002Fh2>\u003Cp>The debate is still on whether enterprises can live without MPLS. According to \u003Ca href=\"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.mckinsey.com\u002Findustries\u002Ftechnology-media-and-telecommunications\u002Four-insights\u002Fseizing-the-core-connectivity-opportunity-in-b2b-telecom\">McKinsey\u003C\u002Fa>, Governments, banks, and other organizations that operate highly critical networks where security is at a premium will continue to require a hybrid of MPLS and SD-WAN.\u003C\u002Fp>\u003Cp>On the other hand, DIA is the modern-day answer for a global enterprise adopting modern applications. It offers a high-quality link, strong SLAs, and superior scalability to support heavy-bandwidth applications hosted in SaaS clouds. Matched with SD-WAN & SASE, it adds flexibility and the security layer your CISO is asking for.\u003C\u002Fp>\u003Cp>Unsure where to go next? Talk to one of our connectivity experts. 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Matched with SD-WAN & SASE, it adds flexibility and the security layer your CISO is asking for.\n\nUnsure where to go next? Talk to one of our connectivity experts. With a technology- and carrier-neutral approach, we’ll be happy to look at your specific requirements and design the solution that meets your short- and long-term goals.","Should you replace MPLS with DIA? A leap forward\n\nThe debate is still on whether enterprises can live without MPLS. According to McKinsey, Governments, banks, and other organizations that operate highly critical networks where security is at a premium will continue to require a hybrid of MPLS and SD-WAN.\n\nOn the other hand, DIA is the modern-day answer for a global enterprise adopting modern applications. It offers a high-quality link, strong SLAs, and superior scalability to support heavy-bandwidth applications hosted in SaaS clouds. Matched with SD-WAN & SASE, it adds flexibility and the security layer your CISO is asking for.\n\nUnsure where to go next? Talk to one of our connectivity experts. With a technology- and carrier-neutral approach, we’ll be happy to look at your specific requirements and design the solution that meets your short- and long-term goals.",{"uid":378,"typeHandle":379,"title":380,"teamMember":381,"text":395,"linkField":397,"toggle":399,"anchorId":9},"ccecc9c0-217a-4290-a598-336ab3ff971b","contactCard","Hi, we are GNX",[382],{"title":383,"position":384,"department":385,"image":390,"externalLink":393},"Ivan Minev","Director of Sales Europe",[386],{"id":387,"title":388,"slug":389},"5100","Sales & Marketing","sales-marketing",[391],{"url":324,"alt":9,"title":325,"focalPoint":392},[281,281],{"url":394},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.linkedin.com\u002Fin\u002Fivan-minev-351b629\u002F",{"html":396},"\u003Cp>We are the leading provider of global internet and private connectivity solutions, here to guide you on your next steps. Get in touch with our team to learn more.\u003C\u002Fp>",{"type":18,"url":284,"target":9,"label":398},"Let's talk",false,{"uid":401,"typeHandle":402,"title":403,"faqs":404},"245ee2db-5724-4e67-8c1d-bdf5516ec878","faqBlock","Frequently asked questions",[405,410,415,421,426,432,438],{"id":406,"uid":407,"title":408,"answer":409,"text":9},"9512","709617ad-ebae-407d-9126-441bdf1ba8eb","What is Dedicated Internet Access (DIA)?","An uncontended, symmetrical internet connection where the bandwidth is reserved entirely for you, with guaranteed performance and enterprise-grade SLAs. It's the most reliable, consistent way for a business to reach the cloud and the internet.",{"id":411,"uid":412,"title":413,"answer":414,"text":9},"10204","5129b1c0-1862-45d2-98a7-e1418167dd34","Is DIA a replacement for MPLS?","For most workloads, yes. DIA paired with SD-WAN can match MPLS on real-world performance for cloud, SaaS and collaboration traffic at a lower cost. MPLS still earns its place for regulated traffic, latency-critical real-time applications and legacy systems that assume a private path. Alternatively, a combination of DIA and private point-to-points can also meet those needs. Most enterprises run a hybrid rather than cutting over completely.",{"id":416,"uid":417,"title":418,"answer":9,"text":419},"10206","55c7464c-2eb9-4977-8582-4a3c1f7b6795","Can DIA handle latency-sensitive applications?",{"html":420},"\u003Cp>Often, yes. DIA runs private to the ISP and then over the public internet, which adds some variability. Modern SD-WAN and middle-mile optimization reduce that by steering traffic dynamically across paths (read our blog \u003Ca href=\"https:\u002F\u002Fgnx.net\u002Fresources\u002Flets-get-real-deterministic-peering\">on deterministic peering and optimizing traffic\u003C\u002Fa>). 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