Level the playing field.
Scroll down to see why spooled fiber falls short: one gateway, one campus, fixed boundaries, blind rebuilds.
Same gateway. Different outcomes.Participants extract different value from the same venue depending on how close they sit to your gateway. Regulators expect evidence that they do not. Equidistant fiber is the old answer: expensive, inflexible, and opaque.
Four buildings. Fixed spools.Equal by cable length, limited, and blind. Nobody measures a spool.
New buildings are new participants.A spooled ring cannot reach them without a rebuild, and until it does they are outside your fair access boundary.
Equalize digitally. Measure continuously.McKay Equalized Access connects the new buildings, re-solves the boundary to the furthest point, and measures every path at sub-nanosecond resolution. Hollow core to the far buildings is optional: it lowers latency for everyone as the campus grows.
The campus grows for ten years. The boundary grows with it.No spools, no rebuilds, no touch for the venue. Control, equality, and evidence at every step.
Put your venue on an equal footing.
Tell us which resources you want equalized and who should see the evidence. We will come back with a briefing agenda and a measurement plan.
Arrange a briefing