SECOM Deploys Infinera XTM Series for Middle-mile Network to Bring New Broadband Services to Underserved Rural Colorado

Core Insights - Infinera is partnering with SECOM to modernize its middle-mile and business Ethernet access network in southern Colorado, enhancing broadband services for underserved communities [1][3][6] - SECOM, a subsidiary of Southeast Colorado Power Association, operates a significant fiber network of approximately 2,000 miles in southeastern Colorado [2] - The modernization project aims to deliver multi-gigabit Ethernet services and improve network flexibility, reliability, and reach, addressing the digital divide in remote areas [3][4] Company Overview - Infinera is recognized as a global supplier of innovative optical networking solutions and advanced optical semiconductors, catering to various sectors including carriers and cloud operators [7] - The XTM Series optical transport solution is designed to support a combination of residential, business, and Carrier Ethernet traffic, suitable for demanding operational environments [4][5] Project Details - The XTM Series will enable SECOM to aggregate larger amounts of traffic from diverse and remote locations, enhancing broadband and Ethernet capabilities [5] - The collaboration with World Wide Technology (WWT) facilitated the network design and deployment for SECOM [5] - The project is expected to contribute to the economic and social development of the region by improving connectivity for homes, schools, and businesses [3][6]