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Everstream to Invest $250M in Midwest FiberBroadband World News, , 1/29/2020
CLEVELAND -- Everstream, the business-only fiber network, today announced that it will invest more than $250 million in the buildout of its dense fiber network in 2020 as part of an organic and acquisition-based growth strategy that will position the company as the premier fiber provider in the Midwest. The strategy also includes entry into five new Midwest markets, helping Everstream reach its goal of more than 15,000 route miles of fiber deployed by year's end. "Everstream's goals for 2020 are aggressive," said Everstream President and CEO Brett Lindsey. "We actively continue our network build to provide high-capacity, low-latency connectivity to businesses throughout the Midwest. At the same time, we are also strategically pursuing acquisition and partnership opportunities that will help us reach our goals more quickly while densifying the network already in place. Because of the tremendous growth we're experiencing, 2020 is going to be an exciting year for Everstream and our customers." In 2020, Everstream plans to:
Everstream's 2020 plans follow a successful 2019, in which the company invested more than $70 million in new network construction and grew total route miles across its markets by 30%, to a total of more than 13,000. Everstream brought its high-capacity, low-latency connectivity services to Columbus, Ohio; Indianapolis, Indiana; and Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and added fiber to densify its network in Cleveland, Ohio. Two acquisitions also boosted the company's Midwest presence. Everstream's enterprise-grade network delivers robust business fiber services, including dedicated internet access, dark fiber, Ethernet and data center solutions. The company's advanced fiber network offers direct peering with all major carriers and cloud hyperscalers. With high-speed, low-latency connections, it provides converged internet, voice and data services at speeds of up to 100 Gbps. To learn more and view Everstream's network and expansion efforts, visit everstream.net/network-expansion. |
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