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What "Fast Internet" Really Means (and How We Deliver It)

Jonas Weber · Nov 25, 2024 · 5 min read

Dual monitors on a desk in a modern office

Every coworking space advertises "fast internet." Almost none tell you what that means, because bandwidth is a headline while the real story — latency, density and failover — hides in the fine print. Here is our full setup, numbers included.

Each station has a dedicated gigabit fiber line with a second provider on automatic failover; if one line drops, nobody notices. Enterprise access points are spaced for one per twelve desks, so your 9am video call survives the 9am rush. Wired ethernet is standard in every private office and bookable by the desk in studios.

Test us on your tour

Seriously: run a speed test from the lounge couch on your next visit, at lunch hour. We publish live network status in the member app, because uptime you can verify beats adjectives you cannot.

"Bandwidth is a headline; latency, density and failover are the story."

Developers pushing builds, editors uploading footage, founders pitching over video — this paragraph is for you. Bring your heaviest workday; the network is ready.

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