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Clearfield Reports Fiscal First Quarter 2021 Results

Clearfield Reports Fiscal First Quarter 2021 Results 40% Increase in Revenue, driven by 71% Growth in Community Broadband Revenue and 30% Growth in MSO Revenue, Compared to the Same Year-ago Quarter Net Income Increased 531% to $3.2 Million, or $0.23 per diluted share, an Improvement from $0.5 Million, or $0.04 per diluted share, in the Same Year-ago Quarter Continued Execution on Operational Effectiveness Initiatives and Favorable Product Mix Produces 42.0% Quarterly Gross Profit Margin Company Backlog Increased 55% to $8.9 Million at Quarter End Compared to the Same Year-ago Quarter End MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 28, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Clearfield, Inc. (NASDAQ: CLFD), the specialist in fiber management for communication service providers, reported results for the fiscal first quarter ended December 31, 2020.

American Tower and Nextlink Internet Sign Multiyear Agreement to Deliver Broadband to Underserved Rural Areas

American Tower and Nextlink Internet Sign Multiyear Agreement to Deliver Broadband to Underserved Rural Areas News provided by Share this article Share this article BOSTON and HUDSON OAKS, Texas, Jan. 28, 2021 /PRNewswire/ American Tower, a leader in wireless communications infrastructure, and Nextlink Internet, an Internet Service Provider (ISP) focused on rural communities across the Central U.S., announced today that they have signed a new long-term agreement to help bring enhanced connectivity to users in rural America. Under this new agreement, Nextlink Internet plans to collocate on over 1,000 American Tower sites to facilitate rapid deployment of fixed broadband service to residents and small businesses across 11 states: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Minnesota, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas, Wyoming, and Wisconsin.

Nextlink to use up to 1,000 sites from American Tower

News Wire Feed Light Reading 1/28/2021 BOSTON – American Tower, a leader in wireless communications infrastructure, and Nextlink Internet, an Internet Service Provider (ISP) focused on rural communities across the Central U.S., announced today that they have signed a new long-term agreement to help bring enhanced connectivity to users in rural America. Under this new agreement, Nextlink Internet plans to collocate on over 1,000 American Tower sites to facilitate rapid deployment of fixed broadband service to residents and small businesses across 11 states: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Minnesota, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas, Wyoming, and Wisconsin. As a Connect America Fund II (CAFII) recipient and a recent provisional winner in the Rural Digital Opportunity Fund program, Nextlink Internet is rapidly expanding its current service footprint across six states – Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, and Illinois

Satellite advances could boost internet connectivity

Winnipeg Free Press By: Roland Renner Elon Musk’s Starlink low Earth orbit (LEO) network has been awarded US$885 million over 10 years to build out rural internet access in the U.S. This was the fourth largest amount awarded under the Rural Digital Opportunity Fund (RDOF). Testing of preliminary Starlink service recently began. This is a billion-dollar (almost) vote of confidence in a service that is at the preliminary consumer testing stage. For rural and remote Canadians, does this mean that competitively priced high-speed broadband access will finally be For others, new technologies will compete against today’s cable Telco, and independent internet service providers.

Plan Fail: How Pai Imperiled a Rural Town s Fiber Network

January 26, 2021 Original image by Flickr user Verkeorg Note: This is part five in an ongoing series. Be sure to check out the previous posts: Part 1: Fiber to the Clubhouse: Pai Subsidizes Broadband for the Rich Part 2: Broadband Boondoggle: Ajit Pai’s $886M Gift to Elon Musk Part 3: Space-X Broadband: Coming to an Empty Traffic Island Near You Part 4: Ajit Pai’s Broadband Legacy: Haste and Waste Free Press co-founder and COO Kimberly Longey is someone you want to have on your side. She helped build our organization from an idea on paper to the force it is today and that’s just her day job. In her spare time, she organized a municipal project to bring fiber internet to her town of Plainfield, Massachusetts, finally giving the people in this community much-needed high-speed connectivity after years of frustration with Verizon.

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