eCommunity™ has announced plans to expand its high-quality gigabit fiber internet connectivity to underserved communities across the United States. In a significant move to bridge
The City of Morrow and City of Riverdale, GA have both issued eCommunity Fiber with the required permits to start construction in Mid May. In
Broadband Communities Magazine interviewed Keith Quarles, President & CFO of A2D, Inc about the eCommunity Fiber Network in Clayton County, GA
Momentum Telecom, Syringa Networks, and Culture Wireless all join eCommunity™ Fiber to provide residential internet and business-class services to Clayton County over the eCommunity™ open access network.
ConnectFast, an Idaho-based ISP and Winsonic, a Georgia-based ISP, join eCommunity™ Fiber to provide internet services to residents of Clayton County over the eCommunity™ open access network.
In August of 2022, eCommunity purchased 100 miles of underground fiber passing thru the cities of Riverdale, Jonesboro, Forest Park, Lovejoy, Morrow, Lake City, and suburban areas of Clayton County. We are now ready to aggressively expand the network, delivering fiber broadband services throughout all underserved areas of the Clayton County. Marketing officially began on September 29th. eCommunity plans to have our first wave of users connected by the end of the year.
Augusta, GA – Construction has officially begun on the highly anticipated fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) upgrade at Fort Eisenhower, marking a pivotal milestone in the effort to
MORROW, GEORGIA, UNITED STATES – eCommunity™ Fiber is proud to announce that Antwon Alsobrook, founder and CEO of A2D, Inc., the operating company of eCommunity™
MORROW, GEORGIA, UNITED STATES – eCommunity™ is proud to announce its recognition by Ciena, a global leader in optical and routing systems, services, and automation
eCommunity™ Fiber is more than a network, it is a game changer. Our goal is to Bridge the Digital Divide by ensuring that everyone has ubiquitous access to broadband. We will accomplish this goal by building open access fiber networks in communities to a) stimulate broadband competition; b) improve services while lowering cost; and c) providing direct access to ePrograms such as telehealth, tele-education, etc. without the Internet.
