DxTEL, a fiber broadband marketing firm, has announced the launch of the Fiber Gaming Network, which was created for fiber broadband providers and their subscribers.
The platform was created by DxTEL and Mainstage Gaming, a Rock Hill, South Carolina-based tech company. DxTEL and Mainstage Gaming will also be working with Adtran, Inc. as the technology partner.
Fiber Gaming Network allows providers of any size to give subscribers exclusive access to national gaming leagues and tournaments, along with esports scholarship opportunities.
The providers can use the network to host and stream local tournaments and events or partner with schools to support local eSports clubs.
DxTEL COO Robert Gilbert commented: "The Fiber Gaming Network is meant for fiber providers that want to do more than just market to gamers.
"It's designed for those who want to truly engage with the gaming community and provide something unique and special to their subscribers.
"We believe fiber providers have a tremendous opportunity to be the leaders in the community gaming space."
Expected to launch in 2023, the Fiber Gaming Network is one of many managed solutions that are expected to be offered by DxTEL's new Fiber Gaming division. These offerings include gaming event management, esports community engagement and gaming-centric advertising.
Mainstage Gaming Network CEO Matthew Synder said: "Partnering with DxTEL to form the Fiber Gaming Network allows Mainstage to further our mission of making esports more inclusive and accessible to gamers in local communities of all sizes.
"We are proud to provide the technology that will power the Fiber Gaming Network to reach gamers around the world through their local fiber broadband providers."
