The best business internet providers in Santa Clara, CA

Summary

Santa Clara’s data-center alley thrives on AT&T Dedicated Fiber, Zayo, and Crown Castle, all offering up to 10 Gbps dedicated fiber.

Top 3 best business internet service providers in Santa Clara

1. AT&T Dedicated Fiber — Get 100 Mbps-to-10 Gbps from $518 per month. Data-center tenants bond 2×10 G for east-west traffic.

2. Zayo — High-speed 1-10 Gbps lines have starting prices at $550 per month, with 100 G upgrades.

3. Crown Castle — You can get 500 Mbps-5 Gbps dedicated circuits from $524 per month, connecting warehousing in Rivermark and beyond.

Pros

• AT&T – Two-hour restoration; IPv6 dual-stack.
• Zayo – Dense dark-fiber grid across Walsh Ave; 15-min NOC response.
• Crown Castle – No oversubscription; DDoS scrub option.

Cons

• AT&T – Requires AT&T-managed NTU.
• Zayo – 90-day build for fresh laterals.
• Crown Castle – 20-year contracts you can’t cancel with high upfront build cost.

Meter Connect also offers service with the following Santa Clara providers:

• Comcast Coax
• Comcast Fiber
• Spectrum Coax
• Lumen

Meter Connect works with business internet service providers in the Santa Clara Valley

In Santa Clara, CA and greater Santa Clara County—home to tech epicenters like Silicon Valley’s innovation hubs—you can get everything from 5 Gbps dedicated fiber in cutting-edge business campuses to 1 Gbps cable with 5G backup in commercial and retail corridors.

• Rivermark and Old Quad tech offices deploy 2-10 Gbps dedicated fiber.
• Lawrence Station logistics zones lean on 1 Gbps shared fiber plus 5-G backup, while suburban pockets like Forest Park favor 600 Mbps coax for call-center back offices.

Neighborhood coverage: Where you can get business internet

Rivermark • Old Quad • North Santa Clara • Lawrence Station • Central Park • Mission Park • Ponderosa • Agnew • Forest Park • Bowers

Meter Connect helps all types of businesses get connected to the best-fit internet options around you.

Factors to consider: How Meter chose the best business providers

• Speed requirements – Zayo and Crown Castle reach 10 Gbps, powering data-center alley off Walsh Avenue.
• Coverage – Comcast Coax and Sonic Gig-Fiber light nearly every residential-adjacent flex space.
• Contract flexibility – Comcast coax is month-to-month; Frontier FiOS shared-fiber tiers allow short terms.
• Additional features – Crown Castle offers cross-connect bundles to CoreSite SV7; AT&T ships 5G fail-over gateways.