Zero dB Communications (ZdB) is a leading fiber optic full turnkey contractor headquartered in Spokane Washington with offices throughout the West Coast. ZdB was formed in 2011 to meet the demands for high-quality fiber optic splicing services covering the western United States.

Mike is the leader of Zero dB splicing and testing teams. With an extensive background in construction and 28 years of field experience in all aspects of splicing and testing, Mike assures the consistency, quality, and safety of our technical endeavors with continuous training and mentoring of our field techs.

Zero dB invests in our employees and offer career advancement with hands on real world training from our fiber optic industry experts.

Zero dB Communications (ZdB) is a premier fiber optic contractor headquartered in Spokane, Washington, with operations spanning the West Coast. Our expert Project Management team delivers exceptional results by adhering to industry standards and utilizing top-grade materials that often exceed client expectations.

Written by Zach Kulmann, President of Zero Db Communications. Zach will cover our customer demands and requirements due to AWS, Microsoft (MSN), and Meta platforms requiring high-capacity fiber deployments across the United States. The booming AI need requires high-speed, low-latency connections to transfer overwhelming amounts of data.

Zero dB’s turnkey capabilities resulted in the engineering of a project designed to provide two redundant fiber paths, utilizing 2,460 feet of 12–4” conduit and the installation of 12 vaults. The new infrastructure has the capacity to support 36 new high-capacity fiber optic cables.

Zero dB was brought in to address a redundancy issue at a new data center in Quincy, Washington. After consulting with the customer, it became clear that the only viable… Read More

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