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At Neo Network Development, we don't just deliver broadband. We lead the conversation on why it's the backbone of modern life and how it connects homes, schools, and communities every day.
Vince Aragona to speak at Connected America
On April 14th, 2026 Neo Network Development’s CEO Vince Aragona, will be speaking at Connected America in Dallas. Connected America brings together the key stakeholders delivering next-generation connectivity and infrastructure across the U.S.
Neo Network Development envisions nationwide public fiber network to boost affordability, security
In a time when the telecommunications landscape is flooded with private capital investment, Neo Network Development envisions a publicly owned fiber optic core spanning thousands of anchor points along federal transportation rights-of-way. The company, a proponent of open access networks backed by public-private partnerships, is gathering input on its so-called National Broadband Master Plan (NBMP), a five-year action plan to migrate U.S. digital infrastructure from individual retail circuits to a unified fiber core that sits directly alongside U.S. Interstate highways and federally funded state and county roads.
NTIA BEAD Concept Note
Utilization of Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment (BEAD) Program Non-Deployment Funds to Improve Broadband Adoption and Affordability in Urban Multi-Dwelling Housing (MDU)
National Broadband Master Plan looks to create secure national network
NEO Network Development is proposing a National Broadband Master Plan that would establish an underground digital infrastructure alongside interstates, highways, and roads that are overseen by the U.S. Department of Transportation. The National Broadband Master Plan is a five-year plan to digitally overhaul, modernize, secure, and unify the country’s digital infrastructure by creating, as it states, a vast nationwide network of underground conduits and fiber.
National Broadband Master Plan looks to create secure national network
NEO Network Development is proposing a National Broadband Master Plan that would establish an underground digital infrastructure alongside interstates, highways, and roads that are overseen by the U.S. Department of Transportation.