SQUAN Debuts Data Center Practice for Accountable ConnectivitySQUAN Announces Data Center Practice to Bring Greater Accountability to Data Center ConnectivitySQUAN, an industry leader specializing in telecommunications services for network infrastructure, today announced the launch of its data center practice that positions them as a single accountable partner from outside plant through rack-level inside plant. The practice builds upon SQUAN's engineering and fiber construction expertise, extending its capabilities from outside plant (OSP) services into the data center environment. By delivering end-to-end services solutions from the network edge to in-facility deployment, SQUAN provides customers with a single partner across the entire infrastructure lifecycle. AI and hyperscale growth are increasing the complexity of data center infrastructure delivery. As more systems, teams, and vendors must become operational together, coordination across connectivity, testing, and handoffs becomes increasingly important. At the same time, network operators are adapting existing infrastructure to support higher-density fiber requirements associated with hyperscale environments. The data center services practice is designed to minimize the execution gaps between teams, vendors, and project scopes that drive potential delays, rework, or operational challenges. SQUAN’s capabilities in this service area include rack and infrastructure work; connectivity and transport construction; validation and testing, including bidirectional signal integrity checks and pre-activation certification; asset audit and lifecycle services; and ongoing Day 2 operational support from SQUAN’s on-site technical teams. “The ability to execute holistically to reduce problems that occur between scopes is a significant differentiator for us,” said Marc Dyman, Chief Development Officer at SQUAN. “By bringing OSP construction, engineering services, ILA, and data center ISP capabilities together, we can provide a single point of ownership across the entire route.” Source: SQUAN media alert | |