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Uvalde · Uvalde

Lyte Fiber to Build Multi-Gigabit Regional Fiber Network in Uvalde, Texas, and Surrounding Communities

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UVALDE, Texas, April 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Lyte Fiber, LLC ("Lyte") is proud to announce plans to launch a next-generation, multi-gigabit regional fiber network anchored by an initial buildout in Uvalde, Texas.See the Story

New Zealand · New Zealand

Telco Forum warns retailers to tell customers about 3G-shutdown device impacts

The Telecommunications Forum is warning retailers of their responsibility to ensure customers are fully informed about whether devices now being sold will still function after the shutdown of the country’s 3G networks. Spark, 2degrees and One New Zealand will shut down their 3G networks from the end of this year, meaning devices that rely on 3G will no longer connect. “Devices have to be fit for purpose for a reasonable period of time and custom…See the Story

United States · United States

Why Are There So Many Bad Poles?

Most ISPs that build much aerial fiber run into situations where a lot of poles are in bad shape that must be replaced. This adds both cost and time to a fiber construction project since the pole replacement process can be expensive and slow. There are a lot of reasons why wooden poles go bad over time: Rain, snow, and humidity can cause poles to rot and decay, particular at the ground line where soil touches the pole. Moisture often brings fun…See the Story

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Lyte Fiber to Build Multi-Gigabit Regional Fiber Network in Uvalde, Texas, and Surrounding Communities

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