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Press Release -- February 16th, 2016
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Public Service Telephone Company Signs 20-Year Agreement with Allied Fiber for Dark Fiber and Robust Interconnection Opportunities

Georgia-based Company to expand service offerings and meet growing customer demands for bandwidth intensive services

ATLANTA, GA (February 16, 2016) – Allied Fiber, the United States’ first open-access, integrated, network-neutral colocation and dark fiber superstructure, today announced a strategic agreement with Public Service Telephone Company (PSTC), a Georgia-based, full-service telecommunications company.

PSTC will tie-into the Allied Fiber route as it passes through PSTC’s service territory in the vicinity of Macon and Forsyth, GA and establish a presence at Colo Atl at 55 Marietta Street in Atlanta. By terminating at Allied Fiber’s presence in the Colo Atl Meet Me Room, PSTC will have direct access to the largest content providers in the Southeast.

Working with Allied Fiber also gives PSTC the flexibility to pursue robust opportunities and forge collaborative agreements with even the most demanding business customers. PSTC will use two fiber strands and leverage Allied Fiber’s Southeast Network over the life of the 20-year term to:

  • Meet its customers’ current and future demands for more efficient service offerings
  • Gain lower cost of bandwidth
  • Easily scale to meet future bandwidth needs
  • Reduce latency
  • Provide redundancy as the company expands its network footprint
  • Sell new direct connect services to its customers who need direct physical connections to Allied Fiber’s colocation facilities

“Our agreement with PSTC is another step forward in Allied Fiber’s strategy to provide a neutral colocation and dark fiber thoroughfare for network providers throughout the United States,” said Hunter Newby, CEO of Allied Fiber. “We’re confident our collaboration will bring significant economic benefits and new jobs to Georgia’s local communities.”

For more information on Allied Fiber, please visit www.alliedfiber.com. For more information on PSTC, go to www.pstel.com.

About Allied Fiber
Allied Fiber is the first open-access, integrated, network-neutral colocation and dark fiber superstructure provider in the United States with a national plan. Allied Fiber provides next generation long haul and short haul fiber optic solutions with integrated neutral colocation services for domestic and global network operators. Allied Fiber is on track to meet the demands for access to neutral colocation and dark fiber services throughout the continental United States as it builds a ring around the country connecting the submarine cable landing regions and facilitating open-access interconnection nationally.

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About Public Service Communications
Public Service Communications, which is headquartered in Reynolds, Georgia, is the parent company of Public Service Telephone Company.

Public Service Telephone Company has been providing telecommunications services to customers in Central Georgia for over one hundred years.  As a leading communications provider, we offer telephone service and high-speed Internet service.

For more information about Public Service Communications please contact the Marketing Department at (888) 593-7782 or email at marketing@pstel.com.

Media Contact:
North 6th Agency, Inc. (for Allied Fiber)
AlliedFiber@n6a.com
212-334-9767

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