"HOUSTON, Texas - Aug. 27, 2025 - Consolidated Communications, a leading fiber and advanced high-capacity solutions provider, today announced a strategic fiber deployment at Fibertown Data Center's Houston facility. This expansion delivers ultra-reliable, high-speed connectivity to power FIbertown's mission-critical, low-latency workloads for government agencies, Fortune 500 companies, and small businesses alike. The integration of Consolidated's fiber network further enhances Fibertown's connectivity capabilities including their zero-downtime service agreements. Consolidated's partnership complements Fibertown's purpose-built environment serving government and mission-critical enterprise functions."
""Fibertown has long partnered with Consolidated to provide connectivity to our customers, but this enhanced partnership will allow higher capacity, lower latency, and greater resiliency to support our customer's mission critical workloads," said Matt Kriger, strategic client success manager for Fibertown. "We pride ourselves on having a 100% uptime SLA for power, cooling, and connectivity, and we strive to consistently make the extraordinary the ordinary. This partnership helps us do just that, and we look forward to our continued growth and partnership.""
Consolidated Communications deployed strategic high-capacity fiber at Fibertown Data Center's Houston facility to deliver ultra-reliable, low-latency connectivity for government agencies, Fortune 500 companies, and small businesses. The integration enhances Fibertown's connectivity capabilities, supports zero-downtime service agreements, and provides additional route diversity and resiliency for enterprise customers. The deployment pairs Consolidated's fiber network with Fibertown's purpose-built environment to better support mission-critical workloads and strengthen cloud and enterprise performance. Fibertown emphasizes a 100% uptime SLA for power, cooling, and connectivity as part of its commitment to serving government and mission-critical enterprise functions.
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