Articles from Toptana Technologies

Indigenous-owned facility will serve as the Washington landing point for the AWS-owned Sta'O'Nuk subsea cable system and is designed to accommodate up to four subsea cable systems

Toptana Technologies, the only Indigenous-owned internet infrastructure company on the U.S. West Coast, today announced the next phase of its regional network build with the development of a dedicated East-West fiber route in collaboration with MOX Networks (MOX) and Assured Communications (Assured). This effort will establish a dedicated fiber route connecting Toptana’s Cable Landing Station (CLS) in Ocean Shores, Washington, to key connectivity corridors in Seattle, Washington and Hillsboro, Oregon.

The Quinault Indian Nation (QIN) today announced the launch of Toptana Technologies, the first indigenous-owned cable landing station and backhaul network provider on the West Coast of the United States. This new venture will bring connectivity to unserved and under-served markets across Washington State and Oregon, including the QIN community who remains vastly behind in the digital divide, and extending to surrounding communities, rural areas and other tribal groups.