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Galvanize and Zayo to Boost Tech Start-Up
Zayo Group, LLC, worldwide provider of bandwidth infrastructure services, and Galvanize, a network of urban campuses focused on curriculum for digital and tech entrepreneurs,...
Windstream Converts Assets into REIT
Windstream, a leading provider of advanced network communications, announced plans to spin off a portion of its network assets into an independent Real Estate Investment Trust...
CenturyLink Expands GB Service to 16 Cities
As the demand for lightning-fast gigabit service rapidly increases, more companies join the race to provide gigabit Internet to cities and businesses nationwide. CenturyLink, a...
Fiber Optics Growth in the Caribbean
Trinidad and Tobago is one of the wealthiest and most developed nations in the Caribbean. It has a reputation for being an excellent investment location with one of the highest...
Thinking Locally For Fiber Optics
Wilcon, a Southern California leading provider of data center infrastructure and fiber optic networks, has a unique approach when it comes to attracting customers. While many...
Fiber Optics Revenue Grows by 50 Billion in 2013
While everything may feel like mobile data is the future, fixed broadband and fiber optics will continue to play a vital role. For operators, fixed networks and backhaul networks...
New Report Suggest Increased Fiber Optic Revenue
Consumers constantly call for higher bandwidth and increased signal rates, making service providers feel like they can never keep up with demand. Due to this, investors are...
Portland May Subsidize Gigabit Fiber
In the fiber optic, high-speed world, it seems all everyone wants to talk about is gigabit connectivity. Most often, this means Google Fiber. As the Internet giant expands more...
Rural Kansas Going Fiber
With fewer than 10,000 residents and situated more than 120 miles outside of Kansas City is the small city of Chanute, Kansas. With their remote and rural location, city...
