Quincy’s AI Boom Gets New Fiber Ring for Data Centers
Ziply Fiber has completed a new high-capacity fiber ring in Quincy, Washington, designed to support the region's expanding data center industry. This infrastructure enhancement is specifically built for artificial intelligence and hyperscale computing operations, offering a redundant loop to reduce service disruptions.
Kirkland-based Ziply Fiber announced on September 15 that it has completed a new high-capacity fiber ring in Quincy, Washington, bolstering the city's rapidly expanding data center industry. The fiber infrastructure is specifically engineered to support artificial intelligence and hyperscale computing operations.
The newly established fiber loop is fully redundant, incorporating two geographically separate paths. This design significantly reduces the risk of service interruptions caused by a single fiber cut, ensuring robust connectivity for large data centers operating in the Quincy market.