Mammoth Networks provides flexibility by allowing you to connect your DS1s and DSL customers to our network, while having those circuits invoiced to you. This allows you to pay a PVC/VPI/VCI charge for access to our network, and retain control over your End Users while delivering a wholesale DS1 and DSL solution.
The Mammoth network allows you to sell in other LATAs and in larger coverage areas outside your network. Expand your coverage area without having to justify the cost of a host circuit. Pull an agg circuit back to Mammoth, and we'll cross-connect your customers back to your Internet feed. Use the Mammoth network to feed wireless towers, modem pools, or to create bridging groups between customers. The network is as flexible as you need it to be.
The addition of private-line DS1, DS3 and OCn service has expanded Mammoth's private-line footprint to the lower 48 states. Mammoth specializes in creating a private-line solution that delivers the service you want at the rate you desire. We can utilize services from multiple carriers to create a one-stop solution for your private-line needs.
Mammoth Networks has a rich telecom history, growing from a company offering wholesale phone service in 1989. Our experience includes Central Office collocation and operation of a series of plants that drive services such as ADSL2+, g.SHDSL.biz, EFM and more.
It is with 16 years of experience that Mammoth was formed, creating a telecom provider for Service Providers. Initially focused on LEC DSL, we have quickly branched out into other Layer 2 services including private-line and private WANs.
We are located in Wyoming because we are from Wyoming. This is a great place to live, and a great place to start a business like Mammoth. We are off the beaten path, allowing us to remain focused on our business, our model.
mammoth networks exhibiting at channel partners
Mammoth Networks is exhibiting the company's WAN services at the upcoming Channel Partners Conference & Expo in Las Vegas, March 1-3, 2010.
mammoth networks is platinum sponsor of metro connect
Mammoth Networks is proudly sponsoring Colorado Metro Connect at the highest level April 28th, 2009. Metro Connect is hosted by Comfluent, Mammoth's chosen data center for the company's Denver core operation.
mammoth expands denver capacity
Mammoth Networks has expanded its Denver network capacity, adding four OC12 interfaces to 360networks, Qwest Communications Corp and XO Communications for the company's private-line product line.
mammoth establishes peer with limelight networks
Mammoth has completed a peering arrangement with Limelight Networks, the premier Content Distribution Network on the Internet.
mammoth networks sponsors colorado metro connect
Mammoth Networks is proud to be a Gold sponsor of Colorado Metro Connect, Colorado's premier telecommunications networking event happening April 29th, 2008.
mammoth partners with bandwidth builders for business dsl
Mammoth has partnered with Bandwidth Builders to provide a commission and compensation platform for service providers and Agencies when provisioning business DSL lines.
mammoth sponsor of the norman choo golf classic
Mammoth Networks is a Gold Sponsor of the Norman Choo Golf Classic, scheduled for September 15th, 2006 in Seattle Washington.
mammoth supports cross-lata transport
Mammoth now supports cross-LATA transport via its private ATM network, allowing its Partners to use the network to aggregate data circuits without NNI charges.
mammoth supports 7mbps dsl
Mammoth has opted in to sell Qwest's Premier DSL that runs at speeds of 3-7Mbps.
mammoth networks completes dsl footprint
Aug 14th, 2009
Mammoth Networks announces the company has inked the last remaining fiber agreement to provide Digital Subscriber Line coverage throughout Qwest's fourteen state footprint. The circuit will be installed by the end of August in St Cloud, Minnesota and enables Mammoth to provide their partners with access to Qwest's entire DSL footprint.
mammoth enables ipv6 support throughout network
Jan 23rd, 2009
Mammoth Networks announced this month that IPv6 has been enabled throughout its network core, and IPv6 peering has been established with its upstream bandwidth carriers who also support the same protocol. The niche carrier performed the upgrade to allow its Service Provider client base to take advantage of expanded IP blocks and reap the benefits IPv6 promises to router-intensive services.
mammoth networks offers clearest pipe
Nov 14th, 2008
Mammoth Networks is now offering clear-channel T1, DS3 and OC3 circuits delivered to a TDM interface. The company recently completed network builds to 360networks, Qwest National and XO Communications allowing the creation of private Wide Area Networks throughout Mammoth's coverage area.
mammoth networks is a facilities-based reseller for good reason
Sep 16th, 2008
Mammoth Networks is putting the finishing touches on its private-line expansion project, adding equipment to the company's Points of Presence in the Western US. As a facilities-based reseller, Mammoth is filling a niche and acting as a common meet-point for multiple Tier I and Tier II carriers.
mammoth networks marries carriers at fiber hotels
Jul 18th, 2008
National telecom carriers have a resource with the arrival of Mammoth Networks, a company that is joining disparate network at common facilities. As a facilities-based reseller, Mammoth is combining multiple carriers to enhance private-line connectivity in the lower 48 states.
mammoth networks ushers in simplified private-line transport
May 8th, 2008
Mammoth Networks has announced simplified private-line telecommunications for Internet Service Providers. Mammoth's Private-Line Transport solution melds data circuits from select carriers and delivers Service Providers a one-stop solution. The company uses carrier and telco meet points to provision private-line from point A to point Z throughout the continental United States.
mammoth networks touching 14 qwest states
Feb 11th, 2008
Mammoth Networks announces they are now providing DSL and T1 aggregation in fourteen states. The company recently added coverage in Southern Minnesota and Northeast Iowa, expanding their footprint to twenty telephone regions, or LATAs. Mammoth provides data and Internet connectivity to Service Providers, allowing their clients to use LEC DSL for creation of private and public networks.