Antennas relay broadband radio signals to a central hub, which serves as a traffic aggregation point to provide access to the city's local loop. From there it will travel on Williams Communication's nationwide fiber-optic network to the POP nearest its final destination. The last mile can then be transmitted by Williams Wireless Local Access Service or via a terrestrial network. Williams, through its subsidiaries, provides a full range of communications and energy services. Williams Communications owns and operates a nationwide fiber-optic network, sells, installs and maintains communications equipment and provides other services throughout the United States and Canada.
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