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Ritter Communications Data Technology Center

This record consolidates 3 research observations while retaining source distinctions, location precision and unresolved fields.

operationalproject status

FIRST_PARTY_SITE_IDENTITYbest evidence tier

3linked evidence rows

Project facts

Location and operating record

Operator / developer	Ritter Communications (Rightfiber)
Jurisdiction	Jonesboro, AR
Address	Not published
Location precision	locality
Coordinates	Not published; no coordinate inferred
Capacity	Not established
Aliases	Ritter Communications Data Technology Center

Evidence coverage

What has been researched

Project profile	— rows
Intent / permits	— rows
Civic / infrastructure	0 rows

SITE IDENTITY

Ritter Communications Data Technology Center: site identity

Evidence record

Ritter identifies its Jonesboro Data Technology Center as open in its 2020 release and continues offering colocation and cloud services on its current facility page. Its September 2026 announcement confirms combination with Great Plains Communications as Rightfiber. The existing held identity is admitted to the database while its exact building geometry remains held.

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Verification: first_party_verified · Retrieved: 2026-10-29

Limitation: No street address, map point or operating power admitted. The 0.75 MW marketing capacity is not measured IT load.

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Sources

Evidence and provenance

Ritter Communications ↗ · Retrieved 2026-10-29 · FIRST PARTY
Limitation: Identity and current services only. Footer address is not certified as facility address; operating load unknown.
Ritter Communications ↗ · Retrieved 2026-10-29 · FIRST PARTY
Limitation: Identity and current services only. Footer address is not certified as facility address; operating load unknown.
Ritter Communications ↗ · Retrieved 2026-10-29 · FIRST PARTY
Limitation: Identity and current services only. Footer address is not certified as facility address; operating load unknown.

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