Communities Thrive on Fiber

Fiber-optic broadband networks offer faster and more reliable internet services, promoting economic growth, remote work, and telemedicine opportunities in communities across the US. Successful fiber network deployments have been reported in several cities and towns. While the initial investment for fiber networks is high, they offer long-term cost savings by reducing maintenance and upgrade needs. Communities can benefit from improved access to information and resources with the help of fiber networks, which can keep them competitive in the digital age. Fiber networks can provide a valuable asset for communities looking to improve their technological infrastructure.

[Deborah Kish is the vice president of research and workforce development for the Fiber Broadband Association.]