We’re very excited to announce the addition of Brightspeed to FiberLocator! Headquartered in Charlotte, N.C. and with assets and associated operations in 20 states, Brightspeed provides broadband and telecommunications services through a network platform capable of serving more than 6.5 million homes and businesses. Their more than 4,000 employees are committed to building a future […]
In an era where the average American spends nearly 2,555 hours online every year, connectivity to our digital landscape is crucial. Yet the infrastructure that supports it remains an often-overlooked component of our digital world. Enter dark fiber – a term that sounds mysterious, but has incredible potential to shape the future of network connectivity. […]
Take a deeper look into the fiber connectivity world! Why Watch the Webinar? In this webinar, we will cover imperative information, such as: Benefits of fiber The expansion of fiber networks Who is using fiber and why How to find fiber information Potential drawbacks
Internet connectivity is an essential part of society, and our capability to provide it is constantly evolving. While the U.S. is setting standards and plans to achieve them, the technology continues to improve—rendering today’s definitions out of date by tomorrow.
The telecommunications industry in the United States has been experiencing a significant transformation in recent years, with the push for fiber optic networks taking center stage. Fiber optic technology has revolutionized communication, offering faster speeds, increased bandwidth, and improved reliability compared to traditional copper-based networks.
By providing accurate information on fiber optic networks, data centers, and lit buildings, FiberLocator empowers businesses, service providers, and government to make well-informed decisions about their network infrastructure, supporting the push for fiber in the United States.
We still haven’t quite figured out how to accurately and completely represent fiber and broadband coverage in the United States. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has been trying to do so since 2000
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