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ASU to help Surprise with study on fiber connectivity

The city of Surprise asked Arizona State University and the Sun Corridor Network for a fiber connectivity feasibility study as the city tries to enhance its fiber optic communications systems.

Courtesy Metro Creative Connection

The city of Surprise asked Arizona State University and the Sun Corridor Network for a fiber connectivity feasibility study as the city tries to enhance its fiber optic communications systems.

Surprise wants to improve data transmission, enable real-time operational monitoring and increase overall infrastructure efficiency at municipal water sites.

The Surprise City Council on Aug. 5 signed off on an intergovernmental agreement with the Arizona Board of Regents for a study that will cost up to $15,000.

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ASU to help Surprise with study on fiber connectivity

Courtesy Metro Creative Connection

The city of Surprise asked Arizona State University and the Sun Corridor Network for a fiber connectivity feasibility study as the city tries to enhance its fiber optic communications systems.

Posted Friday, August 8, 2025 3:00 pm

By Independent Newsmedia

The city of Surprise asked Arizona State University and the Sun Corridor Network for a fiber connectivity feasibility study as the city tries to enhance its fiber optic communications systems.

Surprise wants to improve data transmission, enable real-time operational monitoring and increase overall infrastructure efficiency at municipal water sites.

The Surprise City Council on Aug. 5 signed off on an intergovernmental agreement with the Arizona Board of Regents for a study that will cost up to $15,000.