Lights. Camera. Capcon!
Bringing the future of connectivity into frame!
Welcome to Lights. Camera. Capcon.—a collection of videos that bring Capcon's work to life!
From real-world case studies and customer testimonials to media appearances and behind-the-scenes insights, this is where you can see how Capcon connects people, places, and possibilities. Whether you're here to explore our impact, hear directly from those we serve, or get a closer look at the technology driving our networks, you’re in the right place.
Case Studies
Real world stories about about our amazing customers!
Resound Networks
Bridging the Digital Divide with Resound Networks
In recent years, closing the rural internet gap has become a national priority. Federal grants have sparked rapid growth among providers building out fiber networks in underserved areas. One standout is Resound Networks, which started in a Texas garage and scaled quickly by leveraging these grants and tackling the unique challenges of rural broadband.
AEX USA
Simplifying Connectivity for Rural ISPs
AEX USA is on a mission to make broadband simple for local ISPs, helping them transform rural communities through reliable, high-speed internet. But finding diverse access at scale and at the right price is no easy feat. Enter Capcon Networks. Together, AEX and Capcon have streamlined broadband deployment—empowering ISPs to deliver faster, more dependable service where it’s needed most.
Sprout Fiber Internet
Local Co-ops Powering the Future of Broadband
Big telecoms have long prioritized profit over people—but now, local cooperatives are stepping up. Groups like Cullman Electric Cooperative in Alabama are bringing high-speed internet to their own communities through grassroots broadband initiatives. Since launching Sprout Fiber in 2020, they’ve connected over 12,000 subscribers.
Cumberland Connect
Network as a Service (NaaS) Empowers Growth for Cumberland
In the early 1900's, electric coops answered the call to bring electricity to all of the residents in their community; now around a century later many of them are stepping up to do the same with internet. As Cumberland Connect outgrew their 100G upstream connections, Capcon Networks was their with NaaS to allow them to get the capacity they need without needing an expensive physical presence at a datacenter.
Above & Beyond
Examples of Capcon's dedication to customer service, as told by our customers
Capcon vs. Carriers Direct
Mike Neverdusky at Cumberland Connect shares stories about working directly with carriers versus Capcon Networks.
Why Capcon?
Mike Neverdusky at Cumberland Connect weighs in on Capcon's dedication to going Above & Beyond for our customers!
Faster, Cheaper & Simpler
John McLauchlin at AEX USA discusses how their partnership with Capcon has enabled them to add new markets faster and without overspending.
Capcon is just Different!
Mark Freeman from Sprout Fiber Internet talks about the challenges he has faced in the past, and what his experience with Capcon has been like.
Media & Podcasts
Discussing connectivity and strategies to close the digital divide with partners and customers
Beer & Broadband
The beer & broadband Roundtable series is a discussion series bringing together leaders in the broadband and infrastructure space to share their thoughts without egos, agendas, or selling.
In this episode, we are discussing how to get and stay lit with the best broadband network for your community. we dive into everything from how do we assess the demand and need for a community broadband network in a specific area to How does the choice of technology in a community broadband network influence its performance and ultimately, end-user satisfaction.
Fiber for Breakfast
Internet Exchanges and peering have been critical components to the Internet ecosystem since the dawn of the Internet. However, many rural broadband operators have little to no knowledge of how Internet Exchanges work and how they may benefit them to reduce costs and improve their subscriber’s experience.
This presentation strives to provide rural broadband operators with a high-level understanding of how Internet Exchanges and peering work, how to access them, the economics that drives their value, and what alternatives are available in the market.
