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Who is Neos Networks?
Neos Networks is a UK-based business connectivity and infrastructure provider delivering wholesale and enterprise telecoms services over a national fibre network.
- UK fibre network services for enterprises, carriers, and public sector customers (connectivity)
- Ethernet, internet access, and optical networking services for data transport between sites (network services)
- Colocation, data centre interconnect, and access to cloud and data platforms (infrastructure services)
- Managed and bespoke connectivity solutions for sectors such as utilities, government, and financial services (managed networking)
- Wholesale access and backhaul services for telecoms and service providers (wholesale connectivity)
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More About Neos Networks
Neos Networks operates as a UK telecoms and network infrastructure provider focused on high-capacity connectivity for enterprises, public sector bodies, and wholesale carriers. The company builds and operates a national fibre network, offering point-to-point and multi-site connectivity services that support corporate Wide Area Network (WAN) architectures, data centre strategies, and cloud adoption initiatives. Its services are typically integrated into customer network designs by enterprise IT teams, network architects, and service providers that require controlled performance characteristics across geographically distributed locations.
The portfolio spans several core connectivity categories. At the layer 2 level, Neos Networks provides Ethernet services (network services) that enterprises use for site-to-site and hub-and-spoke topologies, often underpinning Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS), Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN), or other overlay architectures managed by customers or partner integrators. The company also provides internet access services (internet connectivity), which can be used as primary or secondary access for branch, campus, or data centre environments, and optical services (optical transport) that deliver high-bandwidth wavelengths over its fibre infrastructure for traffic such as storage replication, backup, media, or inter-data-centre connectivity.
In the infrastructure domain, Neos Networks offers colocation and data centre interconnect services (infrastructure services), enabling customers to house equipment in third-party facilities while maintaining direct connectivity into the Neos fibre footprint. These capabilities support hybrid IT and hybrid cloud architectures by providing consistent network paths between enterprise sites, carrier-neutral data centres, and cloud on-ramps, where available. Customers can use these services to link core data centres, regional sites, and cloud environments with predictable bandwidth and latency profiles.
For telecoms carriers, Mobile Network Operators (MNOs), and service providers, Neos Networks supplies wholesale connectivity and backhaul (wholesale connectivity). These services are used to extend network reach, add capacity between network nodes, or support mobile backhaul from cell sites and aggregation points to core network locations. Wholesale customers may integrate Neos services into their own retail offerings, using Neos fibre as an underlying asset for last-mile access, metro rings, or long-haul routes.
Neos Networks positions its offerings within established technology frameworks and protocols common in enterprise and carrier networking, such as Ethernet, IP, MPLS, and optical transport standards, while aligning with typical network reference models used by IT and telecoms teams. In an enterprise or institutional context, its services are usually evaluated alongside other UK fibre and wholesale network providers within categories such as business connectivity, carrier Ethernet, and dark or lit fibre-based infrastructure. For directory and taxonomy purposes, Neos Networks can be positioned under business connectivity services, wholesale and carrier services, optical and Ethernet transport, and data centre and cloud connectivity infrastructure.
Our description of Neos Networks. Updated December 2025.
