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FOR INDEPENDENT BROADBAND OPERATORS

Turn Your Broadband Network Into New Opportunity.

FGN helps independent broadband operators deliver real-time network performance, engage subscribers through esports, and connect communities to simulation-based skills discovery.

How operators start

Start with one offering. Expand when it works.

Powering the Real-Time Internet begins in the markets operators already serve.

How operators can start and expand

  1. 01

    Start with one offering

    Begin with FGN Boost, FGN Esports or FGN Skills. Each has its own scope, inquiry path and measurement plan.

  2. 02

    Measure what changed

    Results are reported against a baseline agreed with the operator, not against a generalized figure.

  3. 03

    Add offerings over time

    Combine performance, engagement and skills programs in the same market when the first one is working.

  4. 04

    Participate in the Federation

    Qualified operators can take part in shared programs and national delivery while keeping their local relationship.

Federation

Independent networks. One performance fabric.

The Federated Gig Network connects independent operators through a shared performance environment while local identity, brand, and customer relationships stay with the operator.

The Federation grows as operators join for any of the services. Its value is a growth model, not an outcome for any single deployment.

Your brand stays in front
Operators retain their brand and their customer relationships.
Start where it fits
Operators can deploy individual FGN offerings without joining everything at once.
Shared reach
Qualified members may participate in national delivery coordinated by FGN.
Operators buy from FGN
Broadband operators purchase FGN capabilities through FGN. Members are not resellers.

Footprint and evidence

The foundation is already in place.

Independent broadband operators already reach the homes, businesses, and community anchor institutions that real-time applications depend on. Program reach and deployed performance infrastructure are shown separately below.

  • 50+

    Commercial customers

    Program reach: broadband operators, enterprises, schools and organizations.

  • 1300+

    Communities reached

    Program reach through gaming and community programs, not performance deployment.

  • 100+

    Headend locations (gaming programs)

    Program reach: operator headends where FGN gaming programs have run.

  • 85

    POPs across America

    Performance infrastructure: network points of presence available to the platform.

  • 11

    Performance patents

    Performance technology: patents underlying FGN routing intelligence.

Program reach figures describe where FGN programs and customers operate. They do not indicate where FGN Boost performance infrastructure is deployed.

ACME Broadband

An FGN subsidiary

ACME Broadband. Real-Time Performance for Connected Enterprises.

FGN has completed its acquisition of ACME Broadband. ACME provides a managed real-time performance layer across existing enterprise networks, serving organizations whose applications depend on responsive access to cloud, edge and AI infrastructure.

FGN serves broadband operators. ACME serves connected enterprises. The businesses share underlying technology while maintaining distinct brands, commercial offerings and customer relationships.

News and resources

The latest from FGN.

Announcements, videos, white papers and explainers for operators and partners.

Become a Network Partner

Bring FGN to your network.

Tell FGN about your service area and objectives. The FGN operator team will review the fit and reply with next steps.

Frequently asked

Straight answers.

  • Who does FGN serve?

    FGN serves independent broadband operators through three offerings: FGN Boost for real-time network performance, FGN Esports for subscriber and community engagement, and FGN Skills for simulation-based skills discovery.

  • Do operators need to buy everything?

    No. Operators can begin with an individual offering and expand over time.

  • How does ACME Broadband relate to FGN?

    ACME Broadband, an FGN subsidiary, serves connected enterprises with managed real-time application performance. FGN serves broadband operators. The businesses share underlying technology while keeping distinct brands, offerings and customer relationships.

  • Are the network maps exact coverage maps?

    Only maps explicitly labeled as current footprint reflect verified deployment data. Cinematic network illustrations are conceptual and do not represent exact routes, locations, or deployment.