Conexon Connect Completes Northern Florida FTTH Network: A Win for Rural Connectivity

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Conexon Connect has successfully completed the fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) network in Northern Florida, bringing high-speed internet access to underserved communities. This achievement not only enhances connectivity for residents but also fosters economic growth and digital equity in the region.

With this expansion, Conexon Connect demonstrates its commitment to bridging the digital divide, ensuring that more Floridians can access reliable internet services.

Rural Expansion

Conexon Connect is making significant strides in rural areas of Northern Florida. Their fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) projects aim to provide reliable high-speed internet access where it’s often lacking.

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This expansion not only enhances connectivity but also boosts local economies. Improved broadband access supports telehealth, education, and remote work opportunities.

High-Speed Internet

Conexon Connect, in partnership with Escambia River Electric Cooperative (EREC), has completed a 2,000-mile fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) network, its sixth nationwide.

The project delivers high-speed internet to 12,000 EREC members across Escambia and Santa Rosa counties in rural northern Florida.

Co-CEO Randy Klindt highlighted the network’s role in empowering underserved communities with connectivity to fuel growth and innovation.

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Community Benefits

The completion of the FTTH network brings significant advantages to local communities.

Residents gain access to high-speed internet, enhancing their ability to work, learn, and connect with others. Businesses benefit from faster internet speeds, attracting new opportunities and investments.

High-speed internet fosters local engagement through social media and platforms. It strengthens community ties and fosters collaboration.

These benefits highlight how the FTTH network enhances quality of life in Northern Florida.

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