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Critical Fiber for
AI Infrastructure

PMC FIBER SYSTEMS DEVELOPS PURPOSE-BUILD LONG-HAUL DARK FIBER NETWORKS CONNECTING EMERGING DATA CENTER CAMPUSES WITH MAJOR INTERCONNECTION HUBS.

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We work with campus developers, prospective anchor tenants and infrastructure capital to align connectivity with the needs of each market, from initial corridor planning through construction and long-term operation.

VISION

Infrastructure That Enables Compute

The next generation of AI and hyperscale infrastructure is expanding beyond established data center markets. These emerging campuses are often located where power and land are available at scale—but where existing fiber infrastructure was not designed for their capacity, diversity or resilience requirements.

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PMC Fiber closes that infrastructure gap.

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We identify emerging compute corridors and work with the campus ecosystem early, allowing network design and development to be informed by real customer requirements rather than broad assumptions about future demand.

Our networks are designed to support:

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  • Hyperscale and AI data center connectivity

  • High-performance compute transport

  • Cloud and enterprise backbone access

  • Carrier and interconnection services

  • Long-term capacity growth

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OUR PLATFORM

Purpose-Built Regional Fiber Infrastructure

Each PMC Fiber network is designed as permanent, carrier-grade infrastructure for an emerging data center corridor.

Our approach combines high-capacity fiber architecture, geographically diverse routing and carrier-neutral interconnection.

 

The result is a network platform capable of supporting the evolving requirements of campus tenants, cloud providers, carriers and infrastructure partners.

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Network Architecture

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  • Geographically diverse route design

  • High-count, expansion-ready fiber capacity

  • Infrastructure designed to support current and next-generation optical systems

  • Carrier-neutral interconnection

  • Scalable access between data center campuses and major network hubs

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Value for Tenants and Partners

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  • Resilient connectivity designed around route diversity

  • Low-latency access to major interconnection markets

  • Capacity that can scale with campus development

  • A long-term fiber platform serving multiple tenants and carriers

  • Connectivity planning aligned with campus delivery schedules

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HOW WE DEVELOP

From Campus Demand to Long-Term Infrastructure

PMC Fiber manages the development lifecycle from corridor identification and feasibility through construction, operations and asset management.

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Our process begins by understanding where compute infrastructure is being developed, who it is intended to serve and what connectivity those users will require. This demand-led approach informs route design, capital planning and construction timing.

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01 / Campus and Corridor Alignment

We engage with data center developers, prospective anchor tenants, carriers and other stakeholders to identify connectivity requirements within emerging compute corridors.

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Beginning with the campus ecosystem gives PMC clearer visibility into potential demand and allows the network to be designed around the market it will serve.

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02 / Feasibility and Route Engineering

We evaluate route alternatives, rights-of-way, interconnection points, environmental considerations and technical requirements.

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Fiber capacity, network diversity and supporting infrastructure are developed around the requirements and anticipated growth of each corridor.

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03 / Permitting and Rights-of-Way

PMC coordinates the permitting, rights-of-way and stakeholder processes required for each route, including transportation authorities, municipalities, utilities and private landowners.

Early coordination helps identify constraints and supports a more predictable development program.

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04 / Construction and Quality Assurance

Construction is managed to carrier-grade standards using experienced engineering and construction partners.

Quality assurance is incorporated throughout the build to support long-term network performance, maintainability and operational resilience.

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05 / Operations and Asset Management

Following completion, PMC oversees the network as long-duration digital infrastructure. Operations may include network monitoring, maintenance coordination, capacity administration, customer support and ongoing asset management.

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MARKETS

Where We Build

PMC Fiber focuses on emerging data center corridors where large-scale compute development is creating new connectivity requirements.

We look for markets where existing long-haul infrastructure may be constrained, insufficiently diverse or poorly aligned with the location and scale of planned campus development.

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Target Market Characteristics

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  • Large-scale power and data center campus development

  • Emerging or expanding AI and hyperscale compute demand

  • Limited existing long-haul fiber capacity or route diversity

  • Access to major cloud, carrier and interconnection markets

  • Opportunities to coordinate fiber development with campus delivery

  • Potential anchor demand from campus tenants and network operators

 

A Demand-Led Development Model

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PMC is not a volume fiber builder pursuing undifferentiated route miles.

We develop selected corridors where campus growth, customer requirements and infrastructure constraints support a compelling case for purpose-built connectivity. This approach is intended to reduce demand risk, improve capital discipline and create durable infrastructure value.

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