Fiber optic infrastructure developer Crosstown Fiber today announced the completion of new fiber routes connecting key data centers across the Chicago metro area. This expansion offers network service providers immediate access to high-speed internet and advanced network services, paving the way for improved connectivity and performance. This significant milestone is part of Crosstown Fiber's ongoing commitment to fortifying digital infrastructure with high-capacity fiber routes, the company said on Tuesday.
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Enhanced Network Reliability and Uptime
The newly launched routes feature a redundant ring structure for maximum reliability and uptime, with secure, underground pathways designed to support high-demand applications like AI and ML. Crosstown Fiber said the infrastructure is tailored for diverse clients, including hyperscale data centers, enterprises, government entities, and educational institutions, enhancing efficiency and reducing latency.
Mike Underdown, CEO of Crosstown Fiber, said, "The launch of these connections to key data centers is a testament to our dedication to building reliable and resilient digital infrastructure. We are not only enhancing connectivity but also supporting the future growth and technological advancement of the Chicago area."
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Future Expansion Plans
In addition to these connections to on-net data centers, Crosstown Fiber is working on further fiber routes set to be completed by Q4 2024, which will extend the reach and availability of the infrastructure across the Chicagoland area.
