Servecentric launches enhanced internet connectivity for businesses

Irish cloud, data centre and connectivity services firm Servecentric announced a new package of enhanced internet connectivity for businesses. The service emphasizes higher bandwidth, greater uptime, and improved security, with additional monitoring and support to reduce IT downtime. The company says the offering is part of its growth plan for the next two years, including revenue and customer targets.

What’s new in the service

The enhanced connectivity package includes two options: a single presentation solution and a dual presentation solution. The single option offers very high availability, while the dual option provides even higher availability to cover outages. In practice, this means fewer interruptions for businesses relying on internet access. Both options use at least three separate upstream telecom providers with multiple network routes to improve performance and reliability. The service also includes 24/7 active monitoring and support when incidents occur.

Key facts linked to the offering

Availability targets are stated as 99.95% for one solution and 99.999% for the other, indicating very high uptime goals. The dual presentation option specifically notes protection against provider failures, interface faults, and local firewall issues, aiming for zero downtime in outages. The setup relies on multiple routes across several upstream providers to keep traffic moving even if one path has problems. The company projects revenue growth and an expanding customer base as part of its two-year plan, though exact figures are company projections rather than independent verification.

Who is affected by the move

The change targets businesses that depend on reliable internet connectivity, including firms with cloud services, data centres, or critical online operations. Smaller organizations that struggle with downtime during network issues may benefit from higher availability. It is not about consumer or household internet access, but rather business-grade connectivity services managed by Servecentric.

Practical next steps for interested readers

Businesses considering improved connectivity should contact Servecentric for details on pricing, service level agreements, and installation timelines. Prospective customers can compare the two availability levels (99.95% vs 99.999%) to decide which fits their tolerance for downtime. Organisations should also ask about how the three-provider setup is managed and how quickly support responds to incidents. For those evaluating continuity planning, this service could reduce IT downtime, but buyers should verify guarantees and any exclusions in the contract.

Limits and questions to clarify

The information provided emphasizes performance and uptime figures, but it does not include independent verification or third-party testing results. Readers should ask for customer case studies, service credits for outages, and specific terms about latency guarantees and maintenance windows. It is also important to confirm how the monitoring operates, what incidents trigger alerts, and whether there are additional costs for support or hardware needed to implement the service.

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