San Francisco, CA – January 21, 2026 – Bigleaf Networks, a leading provider of cloud-first SD-WAN solutions, today announced a strategic partnership with Sail Internet, a Bay Area-based internet service provider, to deliver highly reliable, performance-optimized connectivity for businesses across the San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley.
Through this partnership, Sail Internet serves as a trusted ISP partner within Bigleaf’s cloud-first SD-WAN architecture, providing the high-performance internet foundation that powers Bigleaf’s intelligent traffic management, application optimization, and seamless failover capabilities. Together, the two companies ensure that cloud applications, VoIP calls, and mission-critical business operations remain fast, stable, and uninterrupted.
Sail Internet’s fixed wireless and fiber-based services – offering speeds from 100 Mbps with multi-gigabit plans up to 10 Gbps with unlimited data and 99.99% uptime – integrate seamlessly with Bigleaf’s SD-WAN platform. Bigleaf continuously monitors network conditions in real time, automatically optimizing traffic and load balancing across multiple circuits to deliver a consistent, high-quality user experience even during outages or congestion.
“Businesses depend on always-on access to cloud applications, voice services, and real-time collaboration tools,” said Lori Stout, CMO of Bigleaf Networks. “By partnering with Sail Internet, we’re able to deliver a powerful combination of reliable connectivity and intelligent traffic optimization that removes complexity and downtime from the network.”
Founded in 2015, Sail Internet serves customers of all sizes throughout the Bay Area and Silicon Valley. By leveraging fixed wireless technology for last-mile access, Sail Internet brings high-speed, business-grade connectivity to locations where traditional wired infrastructure may be limited or cost-prohibitive.
“Our partnership with Bigleaf allows us to extend even more value to our customers,” said Cardi Prinzi, CEO. “Together, we’re delivering a resilient, cloud-ready networking solution that ensures businesses stay connected and productive.”
About Bigleaf Networks
Bigleaf Networks delivers cloud-first SD-WAN solutions that ensure businesses stay connected with fast, reliable, and consistent internet performance. Designed to eliminate downtime and complexity, Bigleaf intelligently manages multiple internet connections, optimizing traffic in real time and providing seamless failover with a single, persistent IP address. By partnering with leading internet service providers, Bigleaf enables organizations to support cloud applications, voice services, and critical business operations with confidence.
For more information, visit bigleaf.net.
About Sail Internet
Sail Internet is a Bay Area-based internet service provider delivering high-performance connectivity to enterprise, mid-market, small business, and multi-dwelling unit (MDU) customers throughout the San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley. Founded in 2015, Sail Internet specializes in dedicated internet services using fixed wireless technology for last-mile access, offering speeds from 100 Mbps up to Gigabit with unlimited data and 99.99% uptime. Sail Internet provides businesses with reliable, scalable connectivity designed to meet the demands of today’s digital-first environment.
For more information, visit sailinternet.com.
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