We have one the world’s most advanced open access fiber networks. We are interconnected directly with both large and small service providers who compete to provide enhanced broadband services across our fiber-to-the-premise network. That means no one provider can control your access to digital content. With more options you are no longer at the mercy of the 1 or 2 local providers who may not want to upgrade their network or provide certain content
In addition, there are a wide range of Over-the-Top application providers who are ready to provide direct access to their applications and services, all without crossing the Internet.
Our unique open access model is simple. eCommunity builds, owns and manages a new fiber network delivered to your home and/or business. Our network is separate of your old existing cable or phone lines; open for any qualified provider to use. So now you can choose from multiple Internet/TV/phone providers and get the best and affordable service you need.
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eCommunity™ begins with a fiber connection that starts at your home or business and routes all the way, along the public right-of-way, to our nearest carrier interconnect gateway. That means no other provider can control the connection. Providers can only control access to their services at the gateway.
More choices brings more affordable plans
You don’t have to get a TV package to lower your internet.
Even if you can't afford Internet, you can have access to what you need.
A2D brings its eCommunity(™) Fiber to Louisiana The Louisiana Broadband Office (ConnectLA) announced the winners of the BEAD (Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment) Grant program,
Morrow, GA – eCommunity™ Fiber, an open-access fiber network provider, is thrilled to announce the official ribbon-cutting ceremony for The Morrow District Fiber Network, an
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
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.
