CEO of EPB David Wade, at the monthly board meeting on Friday, took a look back at the way that EPB’s business has evolved since the launch of fiber optics 15 years ago. He gave credit to the board of ...
Chattanooga's internet and electricity provider has been ahead of multiple national technology trends, and its leadership on the next era of computing will contribute to $10 billion of economic impact ...
EPB is adding another fast lane, launching 2,500 megabits per second service for $97.99 a month. The city-owned utility launched its fiber optic network in 2009 and boosted the internet service speed ...
The team participating in the ORNL-led Automatic Polarization Compensation demonstration includes, back row from left, Qubitekk Co-Founder and CTO Duncan Earl, Qubitekk Senior Quantum Network Engineer ...
Members of the Fiber Broadband Association, which includes representation from across the industry including Google Fiber, Graybar, OFS and others, elected EPB Vice President, Government and Community ...
May 29—Chattanooga's municipal utility will take advantage of cheaper interest rates, continued growth in its internet service, and a pandemic credit from its power supplier to keep its electricity ...
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Dec. 19, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- In the first industry collaboration to establish quantum networking interoperability on a commercial network, leading quantum networking hardware ...
(TNS) — Marking what one of its partners called the dawn of a new era," Chattanooga's Internet and electric utility, EPB, is buying a quantum computer for $22 million, which officials expect will be ...
In the early 1980s, Chattanooga, Tennessee, U.S., found itself at a crossroads. Once a thriving manufacturing town, the mid-sized city was grappling with economic uncertainty as businesses closed or ...
EPB, ORNL announce plans for research collaborative focused on energy resilience, quantum technology
From left, Gene Rodrigues, assistant secretary of DOE's Office of Electricity; Rima Oueid, senior commercialization executive of DOE's Office of Technology Transitions; ORNL Director Stephen K.
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