Dojo Networks Expanded Managed WiFi in State College
The company deployed its fiber-based internet service across eight local residential communities.
Updated on Sept. 23, 2026 in Telecommunications
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Dojo Networks has launched its managed WiFi+ service in eight State College residential communities, spanning 1,084 apartment homes. The infrastructure is supported by the company's own fiber network, designed to provide instant connectivity for residents upon move-in.
Why it matters
The service aims to simplify the move-in experience by eliminating the need for residents to manage individual accounts or install private equipment. This deployment is part of a larger strategy to provide pre-integrated internet solutions across multiple states.
The rollout covers 159 buildings and 1,084 homes with a managed WiFi+ system integrated into the company's proprietary fiber network. The provider reports a 100% customer retention rate across its national footprint.
The players
Dojo Networks
This telecommunications company operates a fiber network and provides managed WiFi services to residential units across 33 states.
The details
Dojo Networks installed its infrastructure in Farmstead, Oakwood, Northbrook, Aaron 1, Aaron 2, The Rise, The Brexx, and The Pointe. The company maintains a SOC 2 Type II certification to ensure security across its national operations.
Timeline
1981: Myers built his first electronic bulletin board system.
1992: Myers started his business in a spare bedroom.
2020: Dojo Networks began operating as a national company.
2024: Dojo Networks moved into its current headquarters.
2026: Dojo Networks ranked No. 2137 on the Inc. 5000 list.
The Tech Race
The firm's expansion follows its inclusion on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list, which recognizes its 54% three-year revenue growth. This move positions the fiber-based service provider against traditional cable incumbents by focusing on pre-installed, building-wide connectivity.
Residents in the covered communities can access internet services immediately upon move-in without managing personal accounts or equipment. This integration removes common logistical hurdles and setup fees for new tenants.
The takeaway
Managed fiber networks are increasingly replacing traditional individual consumer contracts in large apartment complexes. Residents should verify if their property management includes this service in rent or if it requires an additional service fee.
Further reading
For more on industry developments, see Telecommunications.
Source note: This article includes information reported by StateCollege.
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