Allied Fiber is the first network-neutral colocation and dark fiber company offering a combined long-haul and multi-access point, short-haul fiber optic system coupled with network-neutral colocation facilities and direct access for wireless towers and rural broadband networks. The Company, established in 2008, builds and operates its own network-neutral, fiber optic cable routes across the United States, connecting sub-sea landing points, wireless towers, data centers, carrier hotels, colocation facilities, enterprises, schools and governments with the most advanced multi-access point dark fiber system.

Allied Fiber also designs, builds, and manages its own network-neutral colocation facilities placed along the system which support fiber / wireless middle-mile and backhaul interconnections for national, regional, metro, rural and mobile service providers. Allied Fiber employs the most advanced fiber optic cables in its ducts to meet broadband demand for wireless, Video over IP and other advanced technologies.

Allied Fiber is employing the most advanced fiber optic cables in its multi-duct dark fiber system to meet the ever increasing bandwidth demands for wireless, Video over IP and other advanced technologies thus enabling the development of the Global Broadband Economy for the United States.

The Allied Fiber team is a collection of experts in the fields of communications, network construction and finance and they are all dedicated to building and providing access to an abundant supply of dark fiber in areas where it is most needed.

Hunter Newby, CEO of Allied Fiber, is interviewed by Rich Tehrani, CEO of TMC.