NEW YORK, NY – September 09, 2010– Allied Fiber, a carrier-neutral provider of dark fiber, wireless towers and colocation facilities across America, continues to spread the word about their next-generation network plans. Today, Allied Fiber announces that its CEO, Hunter Newby, will be speaking at the following upcoming events this Fall; Kaufman Brothers 13th Annual Investor Conference, Global Telecom Business’ GTB 40 Under 40, IT Expo West, cnX4, The Broadband Expo, and LTE North America. Allied Fiber’s President and COO, Jason Cohen, will also be speaking at Capacity North America.
Mr. Newby is a fourteen year veteran of the telecommunications industry. Prior to founding Allied Fiber, he was Chief Strategy Officer at Telx, one of the leading carrier neutral interconnection facility operators in the U.S. Mr. Newby is well known throughout the network Interconnection and carrier hotel sector and is a recognized authority on Ethernet Transport and Voice Peering.
“I am honored to participate at these global industry events,” states Hunter Newby, CEO of Allied Fiber. “This is a crucial time for network evolution and as a multi-faceted company providing solutions for a variety of network operators, I will be presenting on a variety of topics pertaining to industry vendors that include wireless backhaul, Fiber to the Tower (FTTT) and Fiber to the Data Center (FTTDC) particularly fiber to Container Data Centers. To be selected to speak at these industry conferences, all united by the same goal to advance communications, is a privilege and I look forward to the opportunity to share Allied Fiber’s vision with industry thought leaders around the world.”
Allied Fiber’s next-generation network consists of both a long-haul and parallel short-haul route. The short-haul duct provides for access to the specific fiber cable in that duct on an intermediate basis acting as an on-ramp / off-ramp for laterals and sub-tending dark fiber rings to be built in and gain access to the long haul duct and fiber cable. The long haul route is directly accessible approximately every 60 miles within the Allied Fiber colocation facilities where equipment can be placed for regeneration, optical amplification as well as cross connects to DWM and Ethernet transport providers. The company’s Fiber to the Tower (FTTT) and Fiber to the Data Center (FTTDC) products are accessible every 3000 feet along the short haul route and potentially even shorter distances, making lateral extensions from the main fiber route to cell towers and data centers, particularly containers where abundant and inexpensive power is available, more accessible. Allied Fiber offers colocation along its route for network interconnection, offering leased cabinets, power and maintenance for customers in the system.
For more information on Allied Fiber, please visit www.alliedfiber.com.
About Allied Fiber:
Allied Fiber was created to address America’s need to eliminate obstacles for broadband access, wireless backhaul and lower latency through new, next generation long haul dark fiber and an open access philosophy. The Allied Fiber team is comprised of experts in the fields of communications, network construction and finance. They are dedicated to building and providing access to an abundant supply of dark fiber in areas where it is most needed. The first phase of new duct and fiber construction will be between New York, NY, Ashburn, VA and Chicago, IL. For more information, please visit www.alliedfiber.com.
Media Contact for Allied Fiber:
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