Bresco Broadband

Bresco Broadband is an Ohio-based Internet, data, and VoIP communications provider headquartered in downtown Columbus, Ohio (USA). The company states it was founded in 1999 and operates a statewide network using fiber and fixed wireless (“Air Fiber”) to serve commercial, MDU (multi-dwelling), and residential customers.

Bresco also states it owns and operates two secure data centers located in Central Ohio, and it markets Tier 3 data center services including cage space, full racks, and shared partial racks, positioning its facilities for connectivity-heavy deployments.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

Data Center Footprint

1. Two secure data centers (Central Ohio) (Bresco states it owns/operates two)
2. Tier 3 data center services marketed by Bresco
3. Publicly listed facility address:
4. 423 E. Town Street, Columbus, Ohio 43215 (USA)

Facility Design & Infrastructure

1. Colocation options explicitly marketed:
2. Cage space
3. Full racks
4. Shared partial racks
5. Connectivity-led facility positioning with multiple carrier options and cloud connectivity via Megaport

Service Portfolio Overview

1. Colocation (cage space, full racks, shared racks)
2. Business Internet over fiber (including point-to-point circuits over fiber)
3. Metro Ethernet (internet + point-to-point data circuits)
4. Fixed Wireless / Air Fiber
5. VoIP

🔐 Security & Compliance

Infrastructure Resilience

1. Bresco markets its data centers as Tier 3.

Physical & Logical Security

1. Bresco advertises “best-in-class” building security solutions (intercom, access control, surveillance).

Compliance & Standards

1. No ISO/SOC/PCI/Uptime certifications are published on Bresco’s site pages reviewed, so none are claimed here.

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

Carrier Neutrality

1. Bresco states its data centers include multiple carrier options.

Network Capabilities

1. Megaport connectivity + cloud connectivity ecosystem
2. Connectivity to major cloud providers is explicitly referenced (e.g., Microsoft, Amazon, Google)
3. Fiber Internet and point-to-point circuits
4. Metro Ethernet for internet and point-to-point data circuits

Connectivity Use Cases

1. Businesses needing Ohio colocation with cloud connectivity and interconnection options
2. Customers needing point-to-point circuits for multi-site connectivity

💼 Who It Serves

1. Businesses in Ohio requiring fiber / Metro Ethernet connectivity
2. Customers needing cage and rack colocation
3. MDU/property environments seeking high-speed connectivity options