Wireless infrastructure journey began
ATECH began building local wireless infrastructure using point-to-point links and elevated relay sites to respond to connectivity needs across difficult terrain.
How we started
Connectivity built through fieldwork, persistence, and local knowledge.
ATECH began by building wireless links across challenging terrain, using elevated relay sites and point-to-point connections to bring internet service closer to local communities.
Today, ATECH is upgrading its network backbone toward fiber connectivity from the Liloy and Ipil directions in partnership with InfiniVAN. This development is intended to create a stronger foundation for Home Fiber, business connectivity, prepaid access, and future community expansion.
Our story
Built through wireless. Advancing toward fiber.
ATECH began by building wireless links across challenging terrain, using elevated relay sites and point-to-point connections to bring internet service closer to local communities.
Today, ATECH is upgrading its network backbone toward fiber connectivity from the Liloy and Ipil directions in partnership with InfiniVAN. This development is intended to create a stronger foundation for Home Fiber, business connectivity, prepaid access, and future community expansion.
Wireless remains an important part of the network for remote areas and locations where fiber construction is not yet practical.
Ipil–Siocon wireless network direction
ATECH developed a long-distance wireless route associated with Ipil and Siocon to extend the network across areas with limited fixed infrastructure.
Fiber introduced on selected routes
ATECH began introducing fiber on selected portions of the network serving Siocon and nearby areas, while wireless continued supporting upstream and remote connections.
Operating and improving a hybrid network
ATECH now operates a developing hybrid network. Wireless remains important for remote areas, relay sites, and difficult terrain, while fiber is being expanded to provide a stronger and more scalable transport foundation.
Fiber backbone from Liloy and Ipil
ATECH is upgrading toward stronger fiber transport from the Liloy and Ipil directions in partnership with InfiniVAN. Ongoing network development—not yet complete in every route or service area.
Ongoing network development—not yet complete in every route or service area.Network partnership
Strengthening the backbone through strategic fiber connectivity.
ATECH is upgrading its network backbone toward fiber connectivity from the Liloy and Ipil directions in partnership with InfiniVAN. Route completion and service availability remain subject to implementation, permits, technical readiness, capacity, and location assessment.
Built in the field
Infrastructure shaped by the terrain we serve.
Before fiber could reach these routes, ATECH relied on wireless engineering, elevated relay sites, field alignment, tower maintenance, and remote-site operations to bring connectivity across the region.
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