ROHL Gateway Fiber Announces Major Investment in Dark Fiber Network Expansion Across Western Canada
ROHL Gateway Fiber is expanding its dark fiber network across Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan to support growing data center demand. The expansion includes high-capacity dark fiber, 400G wavelength services, and fully redundant routes aimed at AI data centers, hyperscalers, carriers, industrial operators, and resource developers in Western Canada. The company is enhancing its existing long-haul network between Edmonton and Northern Alberta/British Columbia with new routes to provide route diversity. This development addresses the increasing need for reliable connectivity as businesses seek redundancy and global reach from their data center locations. ROHL's CEO emphasized that modern infrastructure must treat fiber access as essential, not an afterthought. ROHL is also leveraging its in-house construction capabilities to build networks rapidly—often within a single year—which differentiates it from competitors who rely on slower timelines.
Topics: 400G wavelength services AI data centers connectivity infrastructure dark fiber hyperscalers