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fiber infrastructure

At Tower One we understand the triple need for infrastructure, opportunities and economy for those who work with fiber. We are your partner to make your processes more efficient and your business model effective, making the most of your fiber network by giving you access to our wireless services.

Fiber Infrastructure

A partner to help you adapt in a changing future

We know downtime isn’t an option. Your customers expect to be connected 24/7, and any outage—no matter how short—doesn’t go unnoticed. That’s why all our network assets are monitored around-the-clock by our fully staffed, state-of-the-art Network Operations Center (NOC). We respond to outages, perform annual maintenance and proactively plan for things like natural disasters. We’re always looking toward the future by investing in our infrastructure—whether that’s improving capabilities in an area or adding route miles of fiber.

 

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A partner to provide greater reliability

Fiber companies bring valuable content and connectivity to communities around the country. However, the industry is at a critical moment as it adapts to changing circumstances. More sources of content mean more competition for customers. There is constant downward pressure on price, and many customers are cutting the cord altogether

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“A new opportunity through connectivity”

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Claro Colombia opens its 3G network to WOM

Claro Colombia opens its 3G network to WOM

The mobile operator enabled access to its network for WOM traffic. Months ago it also completed the interconnection with the new operator. In compliance with a resolution of the Communications Regulation Commission (CRC) in December last year, Claro Colombia enabled...

Tigo Colombia will deploy Open RAN in 362 rural sites

Tigo Colombia will deploy Open RAN in 362 rural sites

Millicom will become one of the first operators in Latin America to implement Open Radio Access Network (Open RAN) architecture in partnership with Parallel Wireless. It will be through the Tigo Colombia subsidiary , which will deploy 4G coverage in 362 rural sites....