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  1. “Building Canada’s first fully Indigenous-owned-and-operated fiber-optic network was an uphill battle for Brian Nakogee, WJBTN’s finance officer, who had to secure capital from agencies less familiar with the challenges of remote northern life. For the people of Fort Albany First Nation, accessing many vital supplies and services means traveling about 500 km to the regional city of Timmins. By land, the trip is possible for only a few weeks each winter, when the swampy tundra freezes hard enough to construct a temporary road. “The southern way of doing things is very different than how we here in remote areas piece things together,” says Nakogee.

    Telecommunications giants long saw little profit in serving the subarctic coast of James Bay. But even as satellite internet started to become available in remote communities, WJBTN staff saw the value in building and owning its own hard-wired internet service instead of relying on outside companies. Today, the nonprofit operates one of the fastest networks in Canada, while keeping both infrastructure ownership and revenue within the First Nations communities it serves.

    WJBTN is part of a broader movement among Indigenous and remote communities seeking more control over their telecommunications infrastructure. In the United States, 30 tribes now operate fiber-to-the-home networks, many launched during COVID. Canada has since created a dedicated Indigenous broadband funding stream. And as more communities pursue the expertise and funding to build their own networks, WJBTN’s experience offers a blueprint for what locally owned connectivity can look like in some of the hardest places to serve.”

    spectrum.ieee.org/indigenous-f

    #Canada #CommunityNetworks #Fiber #FiberNetwork #WJBTN

  2. “Building Canada’s first fully Indigenous-owned-and-operated fiber-optic network was an uphill battle for Brian Nakogee, WJBTN’s finance officer, who had to secure capital from agencies less familiar with the challenges of remote northern life. For the people of Fort Albany First Nation, accessing many vital supplies and services means traveling about 500 km to the regional city of Timmins. By land, the trip is possible for only a few weeks each winter, when the swampy tundra freezes hard enough to construct a temporary road. “The southern way of doing things is very different than how we here in remote areas piece things together,” says Nakogee.

    Telecommunications giants long saw little profit in serving the subarctic coast of James Bay. But even as satellite internet started to become available in remote communities, WJBTN staff saw the value in building and owning its own hard-wired internet service instead of relying on outside companies. Today, the nonprofit operates one of the fastest networks in Canada, while keeping both infrastructure ownership and revenue within the First Nations communities it serves.

    WJBTN is part of a broader movement among Indigenous and remote communities seeking more control over their telecommunications infrastructure. In the United States, 30 tribes now operate fiber-to-the-home networks, many launched during COVID. Canada has since created a dedicated Indigenous broadband funding stream. And as more communities pursue the expertise and funding to build their own networks, WJBTN’s experience offers a blueprint for what locally owned connectivity can look like in some of the hardest places to serve.”

    spectrum.ieee.org/indigenous-f

    #Canada #CommunityNetworks #Fiber #FiberNetwork #WJBTN

  3. “Building Canada’s first fully Indigenous-owned-and-operated fiber-optic network was an uphill battle for Brian Nakogee, WJBTN’s finance officer, who had to secure capital from agencies less familiar with the challenges of remote northern life. For the people of Fort Albany First Nation, accessing many vital supplies and services means traveling about 500 km to the regional city of Timmins. By land, the trip is possible for only a few weeks each winter, when the swampy tundra freezes hard enough to construct a temporary road. “The southern way of doing things is very different than how we here in remote areas piece things together,” says Nakogee.

    Telecommunications giants long saw little profit in serving the subarctic coast of James Bay. But even as satellite internet started to become available in remote communities, WJBTN staff saw the value in building and owning its own hard-wired internet service instead of relying on outside companies. Today, the nonprofit operates one of the fastest networks in Canada, while keeping both infrastructure ownership and revenue within the First Nations communities it serves.

    WJBTN is part of a broader movement among Indigenous and remote communities seeking more control over their telecommunications infrastructure. In the United States, 30 tribes now operate fiber-to-the-home networks, many launched during COVID. Canada has since created a dedicated Indigenous broadband funding stream. And as more communities pursue the expertise and funding to build their own networks, WJBTN’s experience offers a blueprint for what locally owned connectivity can look like in some of the hardest places to serve.”

    spectrum.ieee.org/indigenous-f

    #Canada #CommunityNetworks #Fiber #FiberNetwork #WJBTN

  4. “Building Canada’s first fully Indigenous-owned-and-operated fiber-optic network was an uphill battle for Brian Nakogee, WJBTN’s finance officer, who had to secure capital from agencies less familiar with the challenges of remote northern life. For the people of Fort Albany First Nation, accessing many vital supplies and services means traveling about 500 km to the regional city of Timmins. By land, the trip is possible for only a few weeks each winter, when the swampy tundra freezes hard enough to construct a temporary road. “The southern way of doing things is very different than how we here in remote areas piece things together,” says Nakogee.

    Telecommunications giants long saw little profit in serving the subarctic coast of James Bay. But even as satellite internet started to become available in remote communities, WJBTN staff saw the value in building and owning its own hard-wired internet service instead of relying on outside companies. Today, the nonprofit operates one of the fastest networks in Canada, while keeping both infrastructure ownership and revenue within the First Nations communities it serves.

    WJBTN is part of a broader movement among Indigenous and remote communities seeking more control over their telecommunications infrastructure. In the United States, 30 tribes now operate fiber-to-the-home networks, many launched during COVID. Canada has since created a dedicated Indigenous broadband funding stream. And as more communities pursue the expertise and funding to build their own networks, WJBTN’s experience offers a blueprint for what locally owned connectivity can look like in some of the hardest places to serve.”

    spectrum.ieee.org/indigenous-f

    #Canada #CommunityNetworks #Fiber #FiberNetwork #WJBTN

  5. “Building Canada’s first fully Indigenous-owned-and-operated fiber-optic network was an uphill battle for Brian Nakogee, WJBTN’s finance officer, who had to secure capital from agencies less familiar with the challenges of remote northern life. For the people of Fort Albany First Nation, accessing many vital supplies and services means traveling about 500 km to the regional city of Timmins. By land, the trip is possible for only a few weeks each winter, when the swampy tundra freezes hard enough to construct a temporary road. “The southern way of doing things is very different than how we here in remote areas piece things together,” says Nakogee.

    Telecommunications giants long saw little profit in serving the subarctic coast of James Bay. But even as satellite internet started to become available in remote communities, WJBTN staff saw the value in building and owning its own hard-wired internet service instead of relying on outside companies. Today, the nonprofit operates one of the fastest networks in Canada, while keeping both infrastructure ownership and revenue within the First Nations communities it serves.

    WJBTN is part of a broader movement among Indigenous and remote communities seeking more control over their telecommunications infrastructure. In the United States, 30 tribes now operate fiber-to-the-home networks, many launched during COVID. Canada has since created a dedicated Indigenous broadband funding stream. And as more communities pursue the expertise and funding to build their own networks, WJBTN’s experience offers a blueprint for what locally owned connectivity can look like in some of the hardest places to serve.”

    spectrum.ieee.org/indigenous-f

    #Canada #CommunityNetworks #Fiber #FiberNetwork #WJBTN

  6. TOHKnet, Adtran Complete Japan’s First Live 50G PON Trial on Fiber Network

    Adtran announced that TOHKnet has completed Japan’s first live network trial demonstrating the coexistence of 50G PON,…
    #EuropeSays #Japan #JP #50GPON #fibernetwork #Nihon
    europesays.com/japan/69142/

  7. Telia Acquires Sörpnet to Strengthen Fiber Network Infrastructure in Sweden

    Telia has entered into an agreement to acquire the local fiber network Sörpnet in Söderköping Municipality from…
    #Sweden #Sverige #SE #Europe #Europa #EU #digitalinfrastructure #fibernetwork #nyheter #sweden
    europesays.com/3102211/

  8. MIH Group acquires Eurofiber Netz to expand Berlin fiber reach

    MIH Management has acquired Eurofiber Netz in Berlin, effective 22 June 2026. In the process, the German fiber…
    #Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #Berlin #Acquisition #Eurofiber #fibernetwork #fiber-to-the-home #FTTH #MIHGroup #NetworkInfrastructure #telecommunications
    europesays.com/germany/41822/

  9. Fiber Network Anchors US Homeland Defense Initiative

    In today's complex threat landscape, the US faces a multitude of adversaries with malicious intentions, making traditional defense strategies obsolete. Lumen's Golden Dome initiative aims to revolutionize homeland defense with a cutting-edge, data-driven approach that enables rapid decision-making and decisive action.

    osintsights.com/fiber-network-

    #UsHomelandDefense #NationalSecurity #DecisionAdvantage #LayeredDefense #FiberNetwork

  10. United Group Expands Fiber Network Across Greece and Balkans

    United Group, the leading telecommunications and media provider in Southeastern Europe, is proud to announce the completion…
    #Greece #GR #Europe #Europa #EU #fibernetwork #greece #terrestrialcable #Ελλάδα #νεα
    europesays.com/2903572/

  11. 🔧 Strong Infrastructure Starts with the Right Cabling

    High-performance networks require high-quality structured cabling.

    With solutions from AFL, SARC Infosolution ensures reliable connectivity for large enterprises and data centers.

    Hashtags

    #StructuredCabling
    #FiberNetwork
    #DataInfrastructure

  12. Telekom Srbija, Mtel Upgrade Serbia-Bosnia Connectivity with Ciena’s Coherent Optical Solutions byteseu.com/1757054/ #FiberNetwork #OpticalSolutions #Serbia

  13. Japan to Link Major Cities with 600-km Quantum Encryption Network

    Insider Brief Japan will build a 600-kilometer quantum-encrypted fiber network linking Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka and Kobe by March 2027, with field tests and full deployment targeted for 2030, according to Nikkei Asia. The National Ins…
    #Japan #JP #JapanNews #fibernetwork #fiber-opticnetwork #nec #news #quantumencryption #Tokyo #Toshiba
    alojapan.com/1419153/japan-to-

  14. Japan to Link Major Cities with 600-km Quantum Encryption Network

    Insider Brief Japan will build a 600-kilometer quantum-encrypted fiber network linking Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka and Kobe by March 2027, with field tests and full deployment targeted for 2030, according to Nikkei Asia. The National Ins…
    #Japan #JP #JapanNews #fibernetwork #fiber-opticnetwork #nec #news #quantumencryption #Tokyo #Toshiba
    alojapan.com/1419153/japan-to-

  15. alojapan.com/1419153/japan-to- Japan to Link Major Cities with 600-km Quantum Encryption Network #FiberNetwork #FiberOpticNetwork #Japan #JapanNews #nec #news #QuantumEncryption #Tokyo #Toshiba Insider Brief Japan will build a 600-kilometer quantum-encrypted fiber network linking Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka and Kobe by March 2027, with field tests and full deployment targeted for 2030, according to Nikkei Asia. The National Institute of Information and Communications Technology w

  16. alojapan.com/1419153/japan-to- Japan to Link Major Cities with 600-km Quantum Encryption Network #FiberNetwork #FiberOpticNetwork #Japan #JapanNews #nec #news #QuantumEncryption #Tokyo #Toshiba Insider Brief Japan will build a 600-kilometer quantum-encrypted fiber network linking Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka and Kobe by March 2027, with field tests and full deployment targeted for 2030, according to Nikkei Asia. The National Institute of Information and Communications Technology w

  17. Consolidated Communications transforms into Fidium, expanding fiber network across 700+ communities with $1.7B infrastructure investment. Unifying residential, business, and wholesale services under one innovative brand. #FiberNetwork #TechTransformation

  18. Consolidated Communications transforms into Fidium, expanding fiber network across 700+ communities with $1.7B infrastructure investment. Unifying residential, business, and wholesale services under one innovative brand. #FiberNetwork #TechTransformation

  19. Consolidated Communications transforms into Fidium, expanding fiber network across 700+ communities with $1.7B infrastructure investment. Unifying residential, business, and wholesale services under one innovative brand. #FiberNetwork #TechTransformation

  20. UK Alt-Net Netomnia Raises £300M to Boost Fibre Rollout and Connectivity Goals

    Netomnia, the UK’s second-largest alternative network provider (Alt-Net), has completed its £300 million junior debt raise. 

    #NewsBeep #News #UnitedKingdom #digitalinfrastructure #Fibernetwork #GB #GreatBritain #UK
    newsbeep.com/uk/124352/

  21. Mediacom Brings 2 Gbps Fiber Internet to Homes and Businesses in South-Central Iowa

    Mediacom Communications announced the completion of a fiber-optic network expansion project that bringsultra-high-speed broadband services to homes…
    #NewsBeep #News #Internet #Fibernetwork #ruralbroadband #Technology #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/79154/

  22. Mediacom Brings 2 Gbps Fiber Internet to Homes and Businesses in South-Central Iowa

    Mediacom Communications announced the completion of a fiber-optic network expansion project that bringsultra-high-speed broadband services to homes…
    #NewsBeep #News #Internet #AU #Australia #Fibernetwork #ruralbroadband #Technology
    newsbeep.com/au/81308/

  23. Chico breaks ground on city-owned fiber network to boost high-speed internet access

    CHICO, Calif. — The City of Chico has officially commenced construction on North Valley Fiber, a city-owned municipal…
    #NewsBeep #News #Internet #Chico #Competition #Construction #DigitalDivide #economicgrowth #Fibernetwork #high-speedinternet #Municipalutility #Technology #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/44076/

  24. 💡 It’s National Internet Safety Month!
    At OpenCape, we believe a secure online experience starts with a reliable foundation. As your trusted local fiber network, we're committed to providing high-speed, dependable connectivity. But safety is a shared responsibility!
    Here are a few tips to enhance your online security▶️
    Stay safe out there!
    #CyberSecurity #InternetSafety #OpenCape #FiberNetwork #SecureConnections #Privacy