Terabit DSL would deliver high speed broadband over short copper loops using waveguide and vectoring, explained ASSIA’s CEO in an interview. Transmission would be at ultra-high frequencies and would . . .
Uniti Group deployed 74 route miles of fiber in Tallahassee to serve the needs of a specific customer, generating $37,000 in monthly revenue.
Minnesota-based Arvig connects cell towers in 13 states with contracts that are five-, seven- and ten-years long. The company attributes its success in the market, in part, to having its own construction, engineering and permitting capabilities, which it said lowers costs to its customers.
A Zayo fiber-to-the-tower deal with a major wireless carrier calls for Zayo to connect new macro towers in 30 markets across 21 states.
Juniper’s vision for metro network evolution calls for those networks to be more service-centric. The company announced two new metro routers aimed at providing greater capacity to support 5G backhaul and increased bandwidth demand driven by edge data centers.
As a local exchange carrier in 20 states, AT&T has a dense fiber footprint, as well as a nationwide fiber network — and that could provide a competitive edge for 5G backhaul. The company also will deploy fiber to 7 million new locations.