LightRiver and Nokia Power Gigabit Fiber Expansion Across Dallas for AI Data Centers

October 21, 2025
Gigabit Fiber has partnered with LightRiver and Nokia to expand high-speed fiber infrastructure across Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, and Phoenix, aimed at connecting AI data centers with low-latency, scalable connectivity.

Gigabit Fiber has selected Nokia's optical networking technology and partnered with LightRiver to expand its fiber infrastructure across Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, and Phoenix, announced in a press release.

The buildout enables Gigabit Fiber to deliver high-speed, low-latency connectivity services to AI data centers and enterprises across the region. The network uses Nokia’s 1830 Global Express optical solution, which combines scalability and energy efficiency to meet growing bandwidth demands.

With LightRiver’s deployment expertise, Gigabit Fiber can now activate new on-net connections within days, providing faster access to critical capacity for hyperscalers, enterprises, and wholesale providers. The initiative supports the rise of AI-driven workloads by improving network performance and reducing environmental impact.

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