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THE

INCOMPAS SHOW

I APRIL 10-13, 2016

www.bekapublishing.com

DAY 1

THE

INCOMPAS

SHOW

Lumos Networks Lights up EdgeConneX’s Edge Data

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umos Networks Corp., a fiber-based

infrastructure provider in the mid-

Atlantic region, announced it has

extended fiber connectivity into the

EdgeConneX Edge Data Center in Norfolk, Va.

This marks the 35th data center, including

seven company-owned colocation facilities,

connected to Lumos Networks’ 8,607-route-

mile fiber network and the first in the company’s

expansion market of Norfolk/Hampton Roads, Va.

The company’s network expansion announced

in November 2014, which also includes the

Richmond, Va., metro markets, is estimated to

increase the total company’s enterprise address-

able market by $135 million, an increase of 60

percent compared to its core markets.

Lumos Networks already has secured one

customer contract into the EdgeConneX facility

and has begun to market its capabilities for

secure advanced fiber connectivity to its approxi-

mately 1,200 enterprise customers. 

The EdgeConneX facility, located at 3800 Village

Ave., Suite C in Norfolk, is a tier-3, high availability

data center with more than 100,00 square feet total

and an expansion capability to 10MW’s.

“Lumos’ connectivity complements our

mission to place edge data center infrastruc-

ture as close to end users as possible in order

to maximize performance,” said Clint Heiden,

chief commercial officer, at EdgeConneX.

“Our content and cloud provider customers

can combine EdgeConneX premium facilities

with Lumos premium network service for a

high-speed data delivery infrastructure that’s

right in the backyard of Norfolk-area Internet

users. With their strong footprint in Norfolk,

throughout Virginia, and across the mid-

Atlantic region, Lumos is an ideal connectivity

partner for us.”

This data center connection leverages Lumos

Networks’ 822-fiber-route-mile expansion in the

state of Virginia, including 270 route miles of

dense fiber (average metro core strand count of

144) in the Hampton Roads/Norfolk markets.

Hampton Roads, which is the 37th largest

metropolitan service area, encompasses the

cities of Hampton, Chesapeake, Portsmouth,

Suffolk, Newport News and Virginia Beach.

Lumos offers Ethernet and wavelength

services into the EdgeConneX facility. The

Ethernet service is certified by the Metro

Ethernet Forum and available at select speeds

from 3Mbps to 10Gbps. The wavelength

service supports 1Gbps, 2.5Gbps, 10Gbps and

100Gbps speeds.

“I am pleased to announce that the Edge-

ConneX Edge Data Center is the first data

center connected to our fiber network in our

Norfolk/Hampton Roads expansion market,” said

Tim Biltz, CEO of Lumos Networks. “Our enter-

prise customers continue to demand access to

high quality data centers across our footprint and

we look forward to expanding our relationship

with EdgeConneX.”

EdgeConneX is a global data center provider

specializing in infrastructure solutions at the

edge of the network. It provides space, power

and connectivity for content, network, cloud,

colocation, CDNs and service providers, as well

as wireless carriers, telecommunications compa-

nies, and commercial property owners.  Edge-

ConneX has created a “new edge” for tradi-

tional networks, offering superior performance

and economics. Its purpose-built Meet You

Points optimize delivery of data at network-crit-

ical locations closest to the end-user.  For more

information, visit the EdgeConneX Internet of

Everywhere at

 edgeconnex.com

Lumos Networks is a fiber-based service

provider in the mid-Atlantic region serving

carrier, enterprise and data center customers,

offering end-to-end connectivity in 24 markets

in Kentucky, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania,

Virginia and West Virginia.

As of the end of 2015, the company had a fiber

network of 8,607 fiber route miles and more than

384,000 total fiber strand miles, Lumos Networks

connects 1,099 unique fiber to the cell sites,

1,440 total FTTC connections, 1,732 on-net build-

ings and over 2,800 total on-net locations.

In 2015, Lumos Networks generated more than

$114 million in data revenue and over $51 million

in adjusted EBITDA over its fiber network.

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For more information, visit meeting room J in the

Expo Hall or go to

www.lumosnetworks.com.

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