Reliable, transparent, and made simple – just like internet should be.
Global Internet Access, the way it should be. With GNX, there's no more dealing with multiple ISPs and carriers; instead, you get all your DIA, broadband, cellular, and LEO access services under one contract, one point of contact, and one monthly invoice.
But there’s more. With our carrier-neutral platform, GNX+, you get direct access to our database of thousands of local ISPs worldwide to browse, compare, and source internet services in just a few clicks. It’s global connectivity right at your fingertips.
Enable your transformation to SD-WAN and SASE with premium, cloud-optimized internet access services.
No time for downtime with our wide selection of redundant services, diversity options, SLA guarantees, and proactive support.
Reduce connectivity costs while saving time and resources when sourcing and managing multiple ISPs. Because time is money.
Think of dedicated internet as your private jet to the cloud. Our DIA services offer a dedicated, uncontended connection with guaranteed performance and support SLAs.
Ideal for enterprises that are heavily reliant on cloud-based services and applications, looking for consistent, high-speed, and ultra-reliable networks.
Enterprise-grade broadband connectivity for your global branches. Using various technologies, including fiber, DSL, or wireless, it's a cost-effective solution for connecting your people, devices, and applications worldwide.
Ideal for branch connectivity, retail sites, and small offices. Business broadband is also often used as a secondary or backup line.
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LTE/4G/5G mobile internet services provide fast, reliable, and truly diverse connectivity for enterprises – wherever they are and wherever they go.
Ideal for connecting small and remote sites as a primary connection, or as a cost-effective backup solution. Mobile services are often used for fast deployments or as a temporary solution until your wired network arrives.
LEO satellite networks provide a highly competitive alternative to traditional broadband or cellular services in terms of latency, performance, and cost.
Ideal for backup or tertiary link, remote and non-urban sites, or areas with limited cellular coverage.
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Why GNX
One single point of contact, contract, and billing for all global internet access services. Plus, one platform to manage your entire network.
With our technology- and carrier-neutral approach, we sell solutions that meet your business requirements, not our sales targets.
Not only do we deliver internet access in 190+ countries, but we also ensure it’s always up and running with proactive monitoring and 24/7 support.
Access to GNX+ for all your global connectivity needs: monitor performance, raise tickets, access service documents, source new services, and more.
We are looking after your services, day and night. Making sure provisioning happens on time, services run, and issues are resolved as quickly as possible.
Make the best of your WAN infrastructure with GNX global internet access services. Talk to our experts to learn more.
What is Global Internet Access?
A reliable internet connection delivered anywhere in the world — across cities, countries, and continents. At GNX, global internet access means giving enterprises the ability to connect offices, teams, and sites in any location, using the best available local internet service providers. All under one contract, one point of contact, and one monthly invoice. It’s not just “internet everywhere.” It’s the right connectivity (dedicated internet access (DIA), business broadband, cellular, or satellite), tailored to your needs, delivered without the usual complexity.
Which types of Global Internet Access can GNX offer?
At GNX, we offer the following types of services: • Dedicated Internet Access (DIA): Uncontended, high-performance links, with enterprise-grade SLAs. • Business Broadband: Fiber, DSL, or wireless broadband for branch offices. • Mobile Internet (LTE/4G/5G): Ideal for remote or temporary sites, retail, or as backup/diverse line. • LEO Satellite Access: Used often for remote areas where terrestrial/backhaul options are limited, or as a secondary or tertiary line.
Can GNX deliver internet access in China?
Absolutely. At GNX, we connect our customers' sites in China with their sites, data centers, and clouds worldwide. Connectivity in China can be delivered through domestic options or a combination of these, along with private solutions, to establish a dedicated link between your local sites in China and the rest of the world. In doing so, we ensure compliance and a seamless experience for your users worldwide. Read more about this on: https://gnx.net/solutions/connectivity-china
Can GNX deliver internet access in the Middle East?
Certainly. At GNX, we’ve helped several international customers navigate the complexities of the region, from dealing with high bandwidth prices to understanding local regulations to ensure internet services are delivered within agreed timelines. Read more about this on: https://gnx.net/solutions/connectivity-middle-east
How can GNX ensure link diversity?
Our carrier- and technology-neutral approach means we can meet your diversity requirements—whether that’s ISP diversity or full-path redundancy. We deliver reliable, resilient internet services to clients around the world. And with the GNX+ platform, it gets even easier. Customers can select their preferred diversity type when sourcing connectivity, choosing from our global database of 3,000+ ISPs—with diversity built right into the search.
Can you run SD-WAN on an MPLS-only underlay?
Yes, you can. However, to maximize the benefits of SD-WAN, you might want to bring internet-based networks into your WAN strategy as it offers more flexibility and scalability, it is faster to deploy, and it is cheaper than MPLS. You can either choose a hybrid MPLS + Internet approach or an Internet-only WAN. We explain more about this on our blog: https://gnx.net/resources/why-internet-for-your-sd-wan-or-sase-network
