Broadband
Residential communication demand has grown exponentially, becoming a top priority for you and your customers. From planning through commissioning, we provide the support, knowledge and capabilities needed to expand your existing fiber-optic networks or to bridge the digital divide with varied urban, suburban and rural broadband fiber-optic networks that allow customers everywhere to successfully enable work, play and home online experiences. These fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) broadband deployments are the next level in critical network expansion.
We provide comprehensive professional services for FTTH deployments nationwide, with both aerial and underground distribution plants for existing and future facilities. All broadband projects meet considerations for industry standards and the most advanced technology for high-speed capacity to provide you with the largest possible market share per deployment. In addition to FTTH for high-speed data to residential locations, our services can push fiber to your node/neighborhood, curb, other premise, or wherever else your fiber-to-the-x (FTTx) network needs to reach.
For internet service providers, single-family units (SFU) represent the preferred living accommodation and are a key demographic. Leveraging a fiber-optic infrastructure and passive optical network (PON) technologies allows these providers to offer customers the bandwidth, speed and reliability this market segment requires. Orchestrating a successful broadband deployment to such distribution areas presents several challenging factors. Our team provides critical experience, knowledge and tools for a successful deployment, from planning through implementation.
Multidwelling units (MDU) are an opportunity for fiber-optic capabilities to expand to even more customers. Mid-rise or high-rise buildings, campuses, courtyards, cottage/garden-style developments and townhomes each require a different approach. We leverage our experience to help you develop and deploy creative, tailored solutions on an individual basis or within large-scale programs.
Now more than ever, communities are investing in fiber-optic networks to deploy high-speed internet connections and applications to their residents. Compared to highly connected and densely populated cities, rural areas face unique geographical challenges when it comes to infrastructure. Emergent government incentives and a coordinated push to deploy fiber broadly are creating ample opportunities for wide-angle, preplanned approaches to innovative fiber programs.
