Unite Private Networks Expands Fiber Accessibility in Dallas with Stream Data Centers

Customers Benefit from State-of-the-Art, High-Bandwidth Connectivity Available at Stream’s Facility

Unite Private Networks (UPN), a leading provider of high-capacity, fiber-based communication networks, announces that it is offering a full suite of high-bandwidth Ethernet, IP, dark fiber and data transport services to customers at Stream Data Centers’ DFW VII facility in Garland, Texas. As a leading provider of premium data center and colocation solutions, Stream’s addition to UPN’s existing on-net fabric helps customers of both entities seamlessly meet expanding digital requirements with access to turnkey data center services and robust connectivity options within the Dallas Fort Worth metro.

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“This new data center relationship will continue to support the increasing number of enterprise businesses that move into Dallas,” says Michael Lamacchia, Regional Vice President of Sales at Unite Private Networks. “As we continue to expand our footprint in the metro, business customers will now have more options available for unique, low-latency routes, as well as access to our state-of-the-art fiber-optic network. We are looking forward to expanding our already extensive presence in the metro and are ready to help business customers meet their ever-growing bandwidth requirements.”

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“At Stream, we believe that delivering data center services should be a great experience for our customers, so we proactively invest in great people and great facilities to create environments that work perfectly for their needs. Unite Private Networks’ fiber complements that promise with its ability to remain highly adaptive for technology platform advances — from dark fiber layer offerings to cloud enablement. This is what ensures their robust support for schools, governments, medical organizations, enterprises and carriers alike,” comments Chad Rodriguez, Vice President of Network & Cloud for Stream Data Centers. “We’re excited for UPN to call Stream Data Centers’ DFW VII home as they look to serve the region more comprehensively, and we’re thrilled to offer customers even greater freedom to leverage the carrier-neutral connectivity that their digital initiatives thrive on.”

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