Lightpath to run 75 miles of fiber to improve MetroWest connectivity
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Lightpath's two phase project will improve internet connectivity in MetroWest.
Lightpath, an all-fiber, infrastructure-based connectivity provider in New York will create a 75-mile expansion of high-count fiber down the I-90 corridor to improve MetroWest internet connectivity.
The additional footprint will expand Lightpath’s network in the Boston metropolitan area to more than 200 route miles, according to a company press release on March 17.
The first MetroWest towns to receive from this new internet infrastructure will be Framingham, Westborough, and Marlborough.
The first phase of this expansion project will be completed in 2022 while the second half of the fiber installation will conclude in 2023.
The new fiber will add eight new municipalities to the Lightpath network, with a serviceable business market of more than 2,000 organizations.
"As Lightpath continues to invest in the Greater Boston market, this latest network expansion will serve major business centers to the west of the city, while also adding access to critical data centers along the path," said Lightpath CEO Chris Morley, in a written announcement.
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