Symmetric fiber for Utah homes and businesses, application-aware SD-WAN, managed WiFi 7 and single-tenant private cloud in US regions — designed, built and run by network engineers.
What we build
From a single home to a multi-region enterprise, every service rides the same engineered network and is backed by the same people.
Symmetric fiber from 500 Mbps to 5 Gig, with a WiFi 7 gateway on every plan.
from$49/mo
Business fiber and dedicated internet access with SLAs that come with service credits.
from$129/mo
Application-aware branch networking with security built in, not bolted on.
from$69/site/mo
Managed WiFi 7 that is designed, installed and monitored by engineers.
from$15/mo
Enterprise cloud in US regions, from virtual machines to single-tenant clusters run by our own engineers.
from$25/mo
How light travels
Every request leaves your device, crosses our fiber and reaches the cloud in a few milliseconds. Scroll to trace its path through the Quantum Leap network.
Light in glass covers roughly 200 km every millisecond.
Stage 06 / 06 +1.3 ms
Your packet lands in a QLT Cloud region or on the wider internet, and the reply retraces the same path just as fast.
Engineering target for home fiber round trips: 4–6 ms. Measured values are published after launch.
01 · Laptop · phone · console
A video call, a game, a cloud backup — it all starts as a frame of data leaving your laptop, phone or console.
02 · 6 GHz · 320 MHz · MLO
Multi-link operation spreads traffic across the 2.4, 5 and 6 GHz radios, so the wireless hop stays short and steady even in a busy home.
03 · XGS-PON · 10G-capable
At the wall, light takes over. The optical network terminal turns your data into laser pulses on a single strand of glass.
04 · Salt Lake Valley routes
Pulses race along our metro fiber to the nearest aggregation site. Ring designs give traffic a second path if a line is ever cut.
05 · Routing · DDoS protection
Core routers choose the best path, scrub attack traffic and hand packets to peers — watched around the clock by engineers in our NOC.
06 · SLC1 region · peering
Your packet lands in a QLT Cloud region or on the wider internet, and the reply retraces the same path just as fast.
Engineering target for home fiber round trips: 4–6 ms. Measured values are published after launch.
By the numbers
Why Quantum Leap
We are engineers first. Here is what that means for every home, business and cloud workload on our network.
Upload as fast as you download — for video calls, cloud backups, game streaming and creators who publish every day.
Stream, sync and back up without watching a meter. No throttling, no overage fees.
Our NOC is staffed around the clock by network engineers — not scripts. Reach them at noc@quantumleaptelecom.org.
Dual-stack IPv4 and IPv6 on every plan from day one, with a /48 on every business fiber line.
We do not sell your browsing history, and we never inject ads into your traffic.
Quantum Leap Telecom was formed in 2024 when two engineering companies merged — one in fiber access networks, one in cloud and data-center infrastructure. Today we are headquartered in West Jordan and building fiber in the neighborhoods we live in.
Our journey
We are growing the way networks should: carefully, in phases, with engineering first.
2024
Two network-engineering companies merge to form Quantum Leap Telecom, uniting their engineers behind a single network plan.
2025
SLC1 (Salt Lake City) and LAX1 (Los Angeles) go live for enterprise private-cloud customers.
2026Now
QUANTUM LEAP TELECOM LLC is registered in Utah on September 25, 2026. DFW1 (Dallas) and IAD1 (Ashburn) launch, and Phase 1 fiber construction begins.
2027Planned
Phase 1 connections are planned for Q2, Phase 2 construction follows, and ORD1 (Chicago) and SEA1 (Seattle) come online.
FAQ
Still curious? Sales and general questions get a reply within one business day, and our NOC answers around the clock.
Ready when you are
Reserve fiber for your Utah home, or talk to an engineer about connecting your offices, branches and cloud.