Today marks the anniversary of Alaska’s 1867 land transfer to the U.S.! We’re proud to connect communities across the state through our fiber networks, bringing reliable broadband that helps Alaskans live, work, learn, and thrive together.
Today, we honor and celebrate the Indigenous people of Alaska and across the country. We recognize the enduring cultures, traditions, knowledge, and contributions of Native communities and their deep connections to the land and waters we all share.
Happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day!
Big day in Nome! The National Telecommunications and Information Administration's (NTIA) team visited the Horizontal Directional Drilling site to inspect Unalaq PLSE operations. This is the starting point of the ambitious Nome to Homer Express Project!
Strong fiber networks depend on the people behind them. This Labor Day, we recognize the hardworking crews who keep our networks running and our communities connected. Thank you for all you do!
Proud to sponsor the 9th Annual Garden Gala benefiting the Anchorage Senior Activity Center! This event supports programs that help Anchorage seniors stay healthy, connected, and engaged in the community. It was a wonderful night in support of an excellent cause!
National security starts in the Arctic. Quintillion CEO George Tronsrue explains why the U.S. must reduce dependence on foreign Arctic communications infrastructure and invest in secure, U.S.-controlled networks.
Read more: broadbandbreakfast.com/georg…
Today we honor the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. Their sacrifice will never be forgotten. 🇺🇸
We’re excited to announce a major milestone for the Hooper Bay Broadband Project with the issuance of a FONSI. The project will bring expanded broadband connectivity to homes and community facilities in Hooper Bay. Thank you to everyone who helped move this work forward!
We’re excited to share another major milestone for the Nome to Homer Express project: NTIA has issued a Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI), completing a key step in the environmental review process. Thank you to everyone who helped move this effort forward.
We were proud to be a sponsor for this year’s Raven’s Ball hosted by the Healthy Alaska Natives Foundation. The funds raised at this event go to the Healthy Patients Fund which provides essential comfort and care for those at the Alaska Native Medical Center.
Happy Seward’s Day!
Today we celebrate the bold decision that led to the purchase of Alaska in 1867. We are proud to be an Alaska-based company serving Alaskans in this breathtakingly beautiful state.
We had a great time at SATShow Week (@SATELLITEDC) in Washington, D.C.! It was incredible to connect with leaders across industry, government, and defense, all working toward the future of resilient, global communications. We are excited about the future of connectivity!
Huge thanks to Barrow Utilities and Electric Cooperative, Inc. (BUECI)! When we ran into some equipment issues while installing a new Quintillion Community Gateway in Utqiagvik, their crew quickly and generously stepped in to keep the project moving.
Quintillion was proud to host the Hooper Bay basketball team while they were in Anchorage for their game.
We're dedicated to supporting the Native Village of Hooper Bay and the broader community. Go Warriors! 🏀
#HooperBay #AlaskaConnectivity
We had a great time at this year’s Ivalu Gala! Quintillion was proud to be a sponsor of this beautiful celebration of Iñupiaq culture and support North Slope students in pursuit of higher education. Quyanaqpak to Arctic Education Foundation for a wonderful evening!
Our Grants Program Director, Art Paul, recently discussed Quintillion’s efforts to expand Alaska's Arctic fiber network in an interview with Alaska Public Media. Read more about this exciting development below!
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We’re committed to making a positive impact in the places where we live and work. By partnering with local organizations, we strive to directly benefit the people and communities we serve across Alaska.
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