
United States · Telecommunications startup
SummitIG, also known as Summit Infrastructure Group, is a prominent network solutions provider based in Sterling, Virginia.
Funding reportedLast round: Venture (Round not Specified)
SummitIG, also known as Summit Infrastructure Group, is a prominent network solutions provider based in Sterling, Virginia.
The company specializes in dark fiber connectivity, offering custom and scalable solutions to meet the demands of the digital economy. With a robust network of over 600 fiber route miles throughout Virginia, SummitIG supports data center expansion, cloud computing, and broadband needs for various clients, including carriers, content providers, and enterprises. Founded in 2012, SummitIG operates in five strategic U.S. markets and two international markets, providing end-to-end bandwidth infrastructure services. Their core offerings include high-capacity dark fiber connectivity, metro cross-connects, and custom network solutions designed to enhance connectivity for new buildings and carrier points of presence. The company serves a diverse clientele, including hyperscale cloud providers, telecom infrastructure companies, data center operators, large enterprises, and government agencies, ensuring they have the flexibility and control over their network infrastructure.
Funding, as reported
From SummitIG's own website: 12 on the team.
What they build
Known for
secure data transportcustom network solutionsdata center interconnectsdistributionmanufacturingconstructioninformation technologytelecommunicationsfiber optic cablesscalable fiber networksunderground fiber routesfiber route analysiscarrier interconnectiondata fiber networksmechanical or industrial engineeringservices
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