Dallas-based Gigabit Fiber is expanding the high-speed infrastructure that powers data centers across Texas and Arizona. The company has selected Nokia and systems integrator LightRiver to accelerate the delivery of faster, lower-latency fiber connections designed for AI and cloud workloads.
The planned buildout will link Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, and Phoenix, providing high-capacity connectivity for data centers, hyperscalers, and enterprise customers. According to a LightRiver announcement, Gigabit can now activate new on-net connections “in just days,” a shorter turnaround that could give large network buyers faster access to critical bandwidth.
“Together with Nokia and LightRiver, we’re building the foundation that fuels innovation and growth in the AI era,” said Chris Degelia, partner and general manager at Gigabit Fiber, in a statement…