Clayton County Chamber joins eCommunity™ Fiber network, expanding small business connectivity choices beyond major national providers

CLAYTON COUNTY, GA, UNITED STATES, September 29, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- A2D, Inc., the parent company of eCommunity™ Fiber, announced the expansion of its open-access fiber network to serve small and mid-size businesses across Clayton County, Georgia. The Clayton County Chamber of Commerce is among the latest organizations connected to the network, accessing high-speed fiber internet service through Cultural Wireless, one of the internet service providers operating on eCommunity™ Fiber's carrier-neutral infrastructure.

For many Clayton County businesses, connectivity options have long been limited to a small number of large national providers. eCommunity™ Fiber's open-access model changes that equation. By building and maintaining the underlying fiber infrastructure and opening it to multiple qualified service providers, eCommunity™ Fiber enables local and regional carriers to compete for business customers on a level playing field. The result is more choice, more competitive pricing, and service that is built to meet the demands of a modern business environment.

"Clayton County businesses deserve the same quality of connectivity that drives growth in other markets," said Antwon Alsobrook, CEO of A2D, Inc. and eCommunity™ Fiber. "Our open access fiber network makes real competition and choice possible. When an organization like the Clayton County Chamber of Commerce connects to our network, it sends an important message to the broader business community: there is another connectivity option available - and the infrastructure is here and ready today."

The Chamber connection represents a broader push by eCommunity™ Fiber to extend its open-access infrastructure to the commercial market in Clayton County. Small businesses, professional offices, and commercial properties across the region can now access symmetric, low-latency fiber internet service through multiple providers operating on eCommunity™ Fiber's network. Symmetric upload and download speeds are particularly valuable for businesses relying on cloud-based tools, video conferencing, point-of-sale systems, and remote operations.

eCommunity™ Fiber's open-access approach separates infrastructure ownership from service delivery. Rather than competing directly with internet service providers, the company functions as a neutral infrastructure partner, maintaining the fiber network and enabling carriers to focus on delivering service and supporting their customers. This structure lowers barriers to entry for regional and local providers, which in turn creates more competitive options for end users.

Business owners and commercial tenants in Clayton County can explore available providers and coverage at ecommunityfiber.com/business.

A2D, Inc. was recently named to the Technology Association of Georgia's 2026 Top 40 Most Innovative Companies list, recognizing the company's open-access model and its impact across Georgia's technology ecosystem.

About eCommunity™ Fiber
eCommunity™ Fiber is one of the longest-operating open-access fiber networks in the United States. The company designs, builds, owns, and maintains fiber infrastructure to the home or business, then opens the network to qualified internet, TV, and phone providers. Named to the Technology Association of Georgia's 2026 Top 40 Most Innovative Companies, eCommunity™ Fiber is majority-owned and operated by A2D, Inc. More information is available at ecommunityfiber.com.

About A2D, Inc.
A2D, Inc. is an open-access, wholesale, fiber-to-the-premise Competitive Local Exchange Carrier (CLEC) specializing in network development for underserved rural and urban communities. A2D also provides smart-utility infrastructure design, construction management, and Internet of Things (IoT) systems integration. A2D is the operator of the eCommunity™ Fiber and EdWAN Wireless networks.

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