Atlanta Beltline

Atlanta Dark Fiber Opportunities Across a Fiber-Rich Smart City Network

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About the Atlanta Beltline Fiber Network

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Corridor Length: 22-mile fiber-rich network connecting 45 Atlanta neighborhoods

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Available Infrastructure: Atlanta dark fiber, excess duct and wireless capacity available for commercial use

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Smart City Connectivity: Infrastructure supporting smart city, public safety, lighting, Wi-Fi and surveillance applications

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Network Structure: 100% buried, multi-duct Atlanta fiber network parallelling the Beltline corridor

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Market Opportunities: Urban fiber network connecting homes, businesses, data centers, communications hubs and colocation facilities

To many, this may look like just another infrastructure project. To us, it’s the foundation of Atlanta’s future.

The Atlanta Beltline is a sustainable urban revitalization project transforming 22 miles of abandoned railroad corridor into a network of public parks, multi-use trails and a light rail transit system circling downtown Atlanta and connecting 45 in-town neighborhoods. Considered a catalyst for economic growth and renewal, the Atlanta Beltline is also a springboard for smart city connectivity, connecting homes, businesses, roadways, schools, healthcare facilities, light poles, traffic signals, public safety infrastructure and much more.

In partnership with the Atlanta Beltline, Inc., eX² Technology designed and deployed an accelerated Atlanta fiber network that parallels the Beltline. The multi-duct, fiber-rich communications network supports the Beltline’s internal communications as well as Atlanta smart city infrastructure, public safety initiatives and future connectivity needs. eX² serves as the Atlanta Beltline’s exclusive commercialization partner, marketing excess duct, dark fiber and wireless capacity to those seeking to expand their reach within the Atlanta market. This urban fiber network creates new opportunities for broadband, wireless and other communications services throughout the corridor.

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Benefits of the Atlanta Beltline Network

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Accelerates entry into the Atlanta market with existing communications infrastructure ready for use.
Offers access to dark fiber, excess duct and wireless capacity along a 22-mile urban corridor connecting 45 Atlanta neighborhoods.
Creates flexible deployment options for wireless backhaul, small cells, DAS, Wi-Fi, 5G, FTTH and FTTP applications.
Provides a 100% buried fiber optic network designed to enhance security, reliability and system redundancy.
Connects network operators to high-value destinations including businesses, data centers, communications hubs and colocation facilities.
Enables smart city applications, including connected lighting, surveillance, public safety and other emerging connected community technologies.
Simplifies expansion by reducing permitting requirements and regulatory constraints.
Helps lower operating expenses through shared maintenance and potential relocation costs.
Positions carriers, service providers and technology companies within an urban corridor serving a market of more than 6 million people.
Generates commercialization revenue that can be reinvested into the Beltline and support digital equity, connectivity and innovative services throughout Atlanta.

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FAQs

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Who Is This Route For?

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Carriers

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Internet Service Providers (ISPs)

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Wireless Providers

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Technology Operators

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Enterprise & Broadband Operators

Data Centers & Colocation Providers

"We chose to partner with eX² because of its vision and ability to support our goal for putting Atlanta on a path to 21st century economic growth and sustainability. The Beltline's technology-rich corridor will attract new business and developers, facilitating job growth, inclusive transportation for all and a safer, more integrated community."

-Jerald Mitchell, Director of Economic Development, Atlanta Beltline, Inc.

Planning a Network Expansion?

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