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Fiber network infrastructure such as buried conduit can be expensive. But planning for and discussing options does not have to be! Let Yates Engineering help your city or town select a Fiber to the Premise design model so that your city can support fiber deployment, or at least determine what is feasible and how much investment is required for solutions that can move your economic development plan forward.

Yates Engineering Services is excited to continue designing and building fiber networks in 2016. We have increased our staff and now have 52 employees to help you with aerial and buried fielding, Pole load analysis, FTTH Consulting, Fiber to the Tower Engineering, GIS/CAD drawing, Construction Management and any other fiber network engineering needs you may plan this year!

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ACE is a nonprofit organization of registered, professional consulting engineering firms committed to supporting the Consulting Engineer working in the field of telecommunications. We are excited to add our voice to this group and encourage potential fiber network builders to insist on hiring only professionally licensed design firms.

Multi-duct is when 2 or more small ducts are combined in a plastic over sheath. Two popular versions of multi-duct are a four micro-duct and a seven micro-duct. When used in this way, fewer access points, or hand holes can be placed along the path.

Project to develop 'next generation' of the Internet is part of Google's broader obsession with speed, Google CFO, Patrick Pichette, says.

For an increasing number of Americans, access to high-speed Internet has become an essential part of our lives. We do work, email friends, find restaurants, watch videos and movies, and check the weather. And the Internet is increasingly used for important services, like video medical consults and online education, and is relied upon by businesses for critical operations.