InfraCo Wants Trump to Build $125 Billion Dark Fiber Network
Company executives cite national security fears, but experts say a new network ‘only gets you so far’
Company executives cite national security fears, but experts say a new network ‘only gets you so far’
WASHINGTON, June 29, 2026 — A nonprofit group is proposing a second federally funded broadband deployment to protect American national security.
InfraCo, a 501(c)4 nonprofit, will meet with the Department of Transportation next week to propose the $125 billion President Donald J. Trump Digital Security and Information Superhighway Act, which will build a national closed-loop fiber optic system theoretically less vulnerable to foreign adversaries.
The launch provider said it was partly after Iridium’s valuable L-band spectrum
The joint venture will bring in about $4 billion in annual revenue, the companies said
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