Intelligent Infrastructure for Rural, Tribal, and Underserve
In rural communities, a single building can connect an entire town. The school, clinic, fire station, library, or community center is often the first place with reliable internet, and the place people turn to when wildfire, storms, or power shutoffs cut everything else off.
Why Resilience Hubs
Broadband plans usually focus on reaching homes, and they should. But the buildings that anchor a community carry extra weight. They're where students go for distance learning, where patients connect to telehealth, where small businesses get online, and where residents gather when disaster strikes.
When those anchor sites are designed with intelligent infrastructure, they become more than a connection point. A well-designed hub can offer:
- Public connectivity through OpenRoaming, giving residents and visitors secure, seamless Wi-Fi access
- Edge computing that keeps telehealth, learning, and local services running closer to the community, with less dependence on distant networks
- Cybersecurity built in from day one, protecting the schools, clinics, and public agencies that rural attackers increasingly target
- IoT and monitoring for environmental sensing, emergency alerts, and facility management
- Emergency readiness, so the hub can stay connected and useful when the power or roads go out
All of this is designed around our patent-pending PINN™ platform, a single modular architecture that brings broadband, edge AI, cybersecurity, and IoT together instead of leaving communities to coordinate a dozen separate vendors.
A Partner, Not a Replacement
Our Flagship Initiative: Fruitvale
Our Flagship Initiative: Fruitvale
Broadband planning takes many hands: engineers, universities, local governments, tribal leaders, and the residents who know their communities best. Dalet Access joins that work as a specialist partner. We bring anchor-site design, cybersecurity, and edge infrastructure expertise to complement the teams already leading the effort, not to compete with them.
Our Flagship Initiative: Fruitvale
Our Flagship Initiative: Fruitvale
Our Flagship Initiative: Fruitvale
In Oakland's Fruitvale neighborhood, we're planning a community-scale deployment that brings together OpenRoaming public connectivity, AI edge computing, GPU infrastructure, and smart city capabilities in one integrated platform. The project is in its planning and funding phase.
We know firsthand what it takes to move a community infrastructure project from vision to funding, because we're doing it ourselves. That's the same work we bring to every community we partner with.
Built to Last a Generation
Our Flagship Initiative: Fruitvale
Built to Last a Generation
The infrastructure decisions made in the next few years will shape rural communities for decades. We help make sure the hubs they fund aren't just connected for today, but ready for the telehealth, learning, economic, and emergency needs still to come.
How We Work With Communities
Community Discovery
Anchor Site Assessment
Anchor Site Assessment
We start by listening. Every community's needs are different, so we work with local leaders, residents, and planning partners to understand how people live, work, learn, and respond to emergencies before recommending anything.
Anchor Site Assessment
Anchor Site Assessment
Anchor Site Assessment
We identify which community facilities are best positioned to serve as connectivity and resilience hubs, then evaluate their current infrastructure, power, and readiness.
Design & Funding Support
Design & Funding Support
Design & Funding Support
We develop hub-level designs and cost estimates that plug into broader broadband plans, strengthening applications for state and federal infrastructure funding.
Deployment & Operations
Design & Funding Support
Design & Funding Support
Once funding is secured, we coordinate installation, commission and test each system, and offer ongoing managed services: monitoring, security, support, and a clear upgrade path as needs grow.
Who We partner with
Rural communities and local leaders
Tribal governments and organizations
Rural communities and local leaders
Planning for reliable, affordable broadband
Counties and municipalities
Tribal governments and organizations
Rural communities and local leaders
Building digital equity and emergency preparedness into their infrastructure plans
Tribal governments and organizations
Tribal governments and organizations
Schools, libraries, clinics, and fire districts
Pursuing connectivity on their own terms and priorities
Schools, libraries, clinics, and fire districts
Schools, libraries, clinics, and fire districts
Schools, libraries, clinics, and fire districts
Serving as anchor institutions for their communities
Broadband planning partners
Schools, libraries, clinics, and fire districts
Broadband planning partners
including engineering firms, universities, and nonprofits, who want a specialist partner for anchor-site and resilience design