MATI and Mescalero Apache Tribe drive ultra-fast connectivity to remote tribal communities with Adtran Mosaic One
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The deployment of a full FTTH XGS-PON network by Mescalero Apache Telecom, Inc. (MATI) using Adtran's technology is a significant development in the telecommunications sector. The XGS-PON, or 10 Gigabit-capable Symmetric Passive Optical Network, is a high-capacity fiber access network technology that allows for symmetrical speeds up to 10 Gbps. This leap in infrastructure is monumental for rural and tribal areas, which have historically suffered from a lack of high-speed internet access. By providing symmetrical Gigabit services, MATI is not only bridging the digital divide but also fostering economic development through enhanced access to telemedicine, e-learning and remote work.
From an industry perspective, this project is a testament to the scalability and flexibility of Adtran's solutions, such as the Total Access 5000 series, which lays the groundwork for robust network architecture. The AI-driven Mosaic One Device Manager and Oscilloquartz timing and synchronization technology are also indicative of the trend towards intelligent network management and the need for precise synchronization in delivering high-quality broadband services. The ability of MATI to now offer premium multigigabit services with Adtran's ONTs (Optical Network Terminals) could set a precedent for other rural internet service providers to follow.
The introduction of high-speed internet to underserved Native American tribal regions in New Mexico by MATI can be expected to have a profound economic impact. Access to reliable Gigabit connectivity is a critical driver of economic activity, as it enables businesses to operate more efficiently and tap into wider markets. For individual residents, the benefits are equally transformative, with the potential to improve educational outcomes through e-learning and broaden access to healthcare services via telemedicine.
Furthermore, the connectivity initiative aligns with broader economic development goals by facilitating remote work, which has become increasingly important in the post-pandemic landscape. The network's ability to connect 29 community anchor institutions will likely catalyze further investments in these regions, potentially leading to job creation and increased economic stability. The project could serve as a model for other rural infrastructure initiatives, highlighting the vital role of public-private partnerships and federal funding in addressing the digital divide.
Investors in the telecommunications industry should take note of the successful deployment of advanced fiber access technology in rural markets. Adtran's partnership with MATI and its ability to deliver high-speed internet to previously unserved households and businesses is an indicator of the company's competitive edge in the market. The use of federal funding to support this initiative also suggests that companies like Adtran, which are involved in closing the digital divide, may benefit from government-backed financial incentives.
The long-term financial implications for MATI and its partners include potentially increased revenue streams from new subscribers and the opportunity to upsell advanced services. The project could also lead to a positive reputational impact for Adtran and Netceed, as they demonstrate their commitment to social responsibility and digital inclusivity. This initiative could be a harbinger of future growth in rural broadband deployment, an area that is receiving increased attention from both the public sector and investors.
News summary:
- Service provider received federal funding to enhance digital inclusion with high-quality internet for underserved Native American tribal regions
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Solution built on Adtran fiber access technology delivers reliable Gigabit connectivity to subscribers in
New Mexico - New network enhances economic activity and empowers residents to access vital services such as telemedicine and e-learning
Mescalero Apache Telecom, Inc. is using Adtran’s technology to deliver high-speed broadband services to tribal communities in
“Building high-quality internet infrastructure is one of the most effective ways of improving life in tribal communities. That’s why, as part of the award we’ve received to help close the digital divide in
Adtran’s technology is empowering MATI to seamlessly transition to an XGS-PON network that provides full-fiber and fixed wireless access connectivity. The Total Access 5000 lays the foundations for a robust infrastructure, while Mosaic One streamlines network operations and subscriber device management for efficient, customer-centric service delivery. Adtran’s ONTs are supplying high-speed internet to 835 previously unserved households and 336 business premises. Featuring a 10GbE interface, the compact and powerful devices are also capable of providing premium multigigabit services. For enhanced in-home coverage, Adtran’s high-performance mesh routers deliver extensive and reliable connectivity. And with the precision of Adtran’s Oscilloquartz synchronization technology, the solution ensures a seamless and robust experience for new and existing subscribers.
“We’re proud to support MATI in its mission. What we all share is a commitment to fostering digital inclusivity. It’s crucial that tribal communities are not just connected but also fully equipped with the reliable, high-quality tools and resources necessary to thrive in an increasingly digital world,” commented John Scherzinger, GM of
“At Netceed, a large part of our mission involves connecting the unconnected. As a one-stop shop distribution and solutions partner to our customers, we strive to push the boundaries of technology, helping ensure universal access to digital opportunities,” noted Chet Enos, senior director of sales, south central at Netceed. “The deployment of Adtran’s open and scalable fiber access solution marks a significant advancement for these communities. Working closely together, we’ve been able to equip MATI’s subscribers with the high-quality, ultra-fast broadband they deserve. It’s vital that New Mexico’s rural tribal homes and businesses have affordable access to the same information and resources available in other areas of the country. With its new network, MATI is paving the way for people living in remote regions to benefit from a more connected and prosperous future, and we’re proud to be part of this initiative.”
Further information on how Adtran is helping MATI and its communities is available in this video.
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