The Last Mile Dilemma...

The Lack of Viable Access Networks
Over the past decade, the world has seen a deluge of newly installed fiber optic networks.  This sudden increase in installations, combined with unprecedented fiber optic technology advances, has increased the broadband capacity of non-access networks to levels only dreamed of a decade ago.  Current aggregate capacity in these long-haul networks is in the millions of terabits per second range.  However, there is a chasm in the connection of homes and business to this fiber optic network.

Access networks (telephone and broadband networks connecting homes and businesses to the regional and international networks) and their related technologies such as cable modem, DSL, and dial-up, have failed to keep pace with the long haul networks.  In fact, less than 18% of premises in the United States have broadband services.  This statistic is similar or lower in most other parts of the world.  Furthermore, of those that do have this broadband service, the majority of the service capacity ranges from 0.25 to 1.5 megabits per second.

The lack of viable access networks combined with the huge capacity of the long-haul networks has led to a devastatingly high surplus of capacity in the long haul networks.  Literally billons of dollars have been lost or written off as a result of this "Last Mile Dilemma".  Telecommunication carriers, investors, application developers, businesses and governments are desperately seeking a solution to this Last Mile Dilemma.

The  Solution...

Fiber Bridge Communications, Inc. - Bridging the Last Mile Chasm
Fiber Bridge Communications, Inc. ("FBC") has worked with leading telecommunications carriers, power utilities, satellite and communications equipment manufacturers around the world to bridge the gap between the access networks and the long-haul networks.  Our approach is technology and vendor agnostic.

Our mission is simple: Provide our clients with unbiased, commercially driven solutions to the Last Mile Dilemma.

Our methodology is commercially driven.  The solution must be economically viable and meet the goals of our clients.

We are not motivated to sell you equipment or a particular technology.  However, we have training from the world's leading BPL equipment providers and have their guarantee of support on our projects.  Members of our team have worked on telecommunication projects (fiber optic, satellite, wireless, and BPL) totaling in excess of twenty billion dollars.  Our lead consultants are engineers and Certified (Chartered) Public Accountants, all with MBA's from globally recognized business schools.

Our Clients...

Our past and potential clients are power utilities, local, state and national governments, satellite manufacturers,  aerospace companies, ISP's, telephone companies, fiber optic network operators, and any other organization seeking to utilize their resources to solve the Last Mile Dilemma.