DIABLODATA

“Taking the devil out of the details.”

Property-wide connectivity and voice — delivered through the integrators who build these properties, on the coax that's already in place.

The network stops
at the building envelope.

RV resorts, campgrounds, and resort properties live on their grounds — the far pedestal, the walking trail, the pond. Enterprise MSPs don't leave the wiring closet, and the cable incumbent competes against the local integrators who actually build these properties. Nobody serves the whole property, and nobody serves the channel.

One plant.
Two recurring services on it.

Per-room and per-pedestal connectivity over existing coax and fiber, plus hosted voice with room-level E911 built in. Sold wholesale, channel-only: the integrator keeps the customer, sets the retail price, and never sees us on their customer's invoice.

You keep the customer and the truck rolls.
We do everything else.

Decades of cable plant,
encoded into an AI NOC.

Predictive capacity planning, anomaly detection, and RF diagnostics that tell a partner's junior tech “corroded fitting at the tap, not the drop.” We call the integrator before their customer calls them.

Doubling every year.
Built on reputation.

RV resorts proved the model. The same roaming plant carries any property built on grounds — campgrounds, hotels, marinas, MDU campuses.

Wholesale recurring,
invisible to your customer.

Connectivity → voice →
every property built on grounds.

Large-scale distributed Wi-Fi over the cable plant already in the ground — hundreds of access points, no new fiber pulls — from RV parks to hotels, marinas, and MDU campuses. FTTH is next on the roadmap: G-PON, XG-PON, and XGS-PON on the same wholesale, channel-only model.

We turn the coax already available in a property into recurring revenue for the integrator who builds it — monitored by an AI NOC with decades of cable plant in its bones.

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