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Informative Article | Telecommunication Engineering | India | Volume 12 Issue 3, March 2023 | Rating: 5.2 / 10
Examining the Evolution of End - User Connectivity: AT & T Fiber's Integration with Giga Power?s Commercial Wholesale Open Access Platform
Kodanda Rami Reddy Manukonda [6]
Abstract: This study looks at how end - user connection has dynamically evolved as a result of AT&T Fiber's integration with Giga Power's Commercial Wholesale Open Access Platform. The study investigates how this integration has affected end users' access to high - speed internet. The report explains the implications for both consumers and industry participants by analyzing the technological advancements and market dynamics driving this shift. By carefully analyzing the synergies between AT&T Fiber and Giga Power's platform, the abstract elucidates the revolutionary potential of this integration in fostering enhanced accessibility, reliability, and creativity in broadband services. The strategic move to increase broadband connectivity across the US is represented by the merger of AT&T Fiber with the Giga Power platform. With the help of a joint venture called Giga Power, LLC, AT&T intends to use its knowledge of fiber technology to expand the reach of its high - speed internet services beyond its current boundaries. Giga Power plans to roll out a dependable multi - gig fiber network to service 1.5 million customer locations initially through partnerships with other ISPs and an open - access strategy. By 2023, the company hopes to reach over 30 million sites. This initiative seeks to close the digital gap and strengthen local economies in conjunction with ongoing activities inside AT&T's current service zones. The collaborative enterprise demonstrates a dedication to improving broadband infrastructure and promoting the uptake of cutting - edge digital services.
Keywords: AT&T, Giga Power's, Fiber's, Wholesale, Platform, Internet Services
Edition: Volume 12 Issue 3, March 2023,
Pages: 1830 - 1833