Dec 23 2010
Fiber-optic network solutions provider, FiberLight has announced plans to identify an extra 8,000 buildings for near-network operations for its 4,200 mile fiber optics network covering 21 markets.
The company is developing new fiber-optic infrastructure to expand into new markets and is also building more secured network zones for additional customers.
FiberLight has devised a capital investment strategy in such a way that it takes up a part of customer infrastructure costs. This allows customers to reinvest their savings into other necessities including application development, data centers and eco-friendly amenities.
FiberLight will commence its network expansion in Dallas, Texas in the coming quarter. Over 150 buildings will be linked to the network infrastructure.
The Founder and Chief Executive Officer of FiberLight, Michael P. Miller commented that the company provides more stable, diversified and protected network for its customers than conventional CLEC and cable network providers. The company’s wide presence enables it to offer cost-effective network expansion to the targeted 8,000 buildings, he added.
FiberLight has extended its network capacities and footprint to offer maximum value to its clients.