Bandwidth IG Enhances Fiber Network with Major Expansion
This addition will serve area enterprises, data center operators, and hyperscalers with mission-critical digital infrastructure.
Innovative Infrastructure in Atlanta
Bandwidth IG (BIG) is making waves in the realm of fiber infrastructure by unleashing a comprehensive expansion in the Atlanta area, known for its growing importance as a key data center market in North America. The company is moving beyond traditional networks with advanced AI-ready infrastructure designed to meet the evolving needs of its customers.
Doubling Fiber Footprint
With the latest additions, BIG is doubling its fiber footprint, adding an impressive 170 route miles to the network, which now totals over 330 route miles in Georgia. The growth in digital infrastructure is being fueled by the booming need for connectivity, driven by innovation hubs and data center campuses that are stretching further beyond the traditional downtown areas, thus improving the access to essential digital services.
Serving New and Existing Markets
The expansion will provide AI-ready fiber infrastructure to various counties, including Rockdale, Newton, Henry, Dekalb, and Butts Counties. This significant investment will not only enhance BIG's existing network in Clayton, Douglas, Fayette, and Fulton Counties, but also create new economic opportunities through advanced connectivity for local businesses and residents.
Empowering Customers with Modern Technology
According to CEO Bruce Garrison, enterprises and hyperscalers are heavily investing in technology such as artificial intelligence and cloud computing, which are reshaping both workplace and home environments. BIG aims to maintain its position as an agile dark fiber provider that equips customers in Georgia and beyond with the necessary tools to adapt to these advancements.
Driving Economic Growth
As Atlanta's tech ecosystem continues to flourish, enhanced dark fiber infrastructure has the potential to uplift businesses and communities alike. By increasing access to state-of-the-art fiber infrastructure, BIG plays an integral role in promoting sustained economic growth.
Completion Timeline and Future Plans
The construction of BIG's network expansion is already in progress, with initial segments anticipated to be completed by the third quarter of 2025. Such ongoing investments are expected to solidify the Greater Atlanta area as a global leader in technology and innovation.
About Bandwidth IG
Since its inception in 2019, Bandwidth IG has specialized in providing high-capacity, strategically located dark fiber networks to mission-critical data centers, hyperscalers, and enterprises across key locations including the Greater Atlanta area. With a 100% underground network, BIG is committed to meeting the high-quality connectivity demands of its clients.
The Greater Atlanta network currently encompasses over 330 route miles and supports more than 30 data centers, while its San Francisco Bay Area and Greater Portland networks offer substantial connectivity options as well. For those interested in learning more about their innovative fiber infrastructure solutions, the company encourages visiting their website.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of Bandwidth IG's fiber expansion?
The expansion aims to enhance connectivity for enterprises, data centers, and hyperscalers in the Greater Atlanta area, supporting new technologies and economic growth.
How many route miles does Bandwidth IG currently have in Georgia?
Post-expansion, Bandwidth IG will have over 330 route miles of fiber network in Georgia.
What counties will benefit from this expansion?
Counties benefiting include Rockdale, Newton, Henry, Dekalb, and Butts, along with existing services in Clayton, Douglas, Fayette, and Fulton Counties.
Who is the CEO of Bandwidth IG?
Bruce Garrison is the CEO of Bandwidth IG and emphasizes their commitment to supporting advancements in technology.
When will the fiber network expansion be completed?
The first segment of the network expansion is expected to be completed by the third quarter of 2025.