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Alaska’s lack of infrastructure makes it important to develop reliable lines of communication which the state’s telecom companies pursue rigorously. GCI, AT&T, Alaska Communications, Quintillion, and ASTAC are some of the businesses that have kept Alaska’s communication networks up to speed.
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GCI Crews in Unalaska Prepare to Begin Groundwork for AU-Aleutians Fiber Project
Crews will soon begin construction on Unalaska’s local network in preparation to connect to GCI’s 800+ mile subsea optic fiber.
Application Period Opens for GCI Gives Grant Program
GCI’s philanthropy program, GCI Gives, has opened the application period for its 2022 grant cycle. From October 1 through November 15, Alaska nonprofits have the opportunity to apply for funding from GCI, one of the state’s largest corporate philanthropic contributors.
Connecting Her Hometown—and Thousands of Alaskans
GCI, Alaska’s largest telecommunications provider, is getting closer to delivering fiber connectivity to the Aleutians. For one team member, the project is personal.
Bridging the Digital Divide in Alaska: GCI’s Rebecca Markley Leads Team Team Building 800-Mile Subsea Fiber Project
With boots on the ground, community meetings planned, and surveys and data analysis in progress, GCI’s AU-Aleutians Fiber Project is well underway.
YKHC and GCI Announce Plans to Jointly Pursue Federal Funding for Fiber Internet Service to Bethel
Yukon-Kuskokwim Health Corporation and GCI will apply to the National Telecommunications and Information Administration for a $53 million grant to launch a project to extend high-speed, low-latency fiber internet service to Bethel.
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