NODE

About the company

NODE was launched in Manchester in December 2017, alongside Allied London at No1 Spinningfields. It has since been acquired by Shared Access, an owner and operator of shared telecoms infrastructure.

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What do they do?

NODE position themselves as an asset management-led approach to connectivity. They design and manage supplier-neutral fibre infrastructure owned by the landlord, with diverse points of entry and dedicated fibre pathways, removing tenant-level wayleaves and carrying the building's smart technology on the same backbone.

• What it does: Landlord-owned, supplier-neutral fibre infrastructure, managed on the landlord's behalf.
• Integration: Supports smart building systems and mobile network coverage without separate infrastructure.
• Data and reporting: Designed to or ahead of WiredScore requirements.
• Proof point: Schemes include 103 Colmore Row in Birmingham and Cadworks in Glasgow; won the 2021 Estates Gazette Tech Award for Infrastructure.

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NODE suits regional office owners and developers who want connectivity to support tenant experience and asset value. NODE is also listed under Customer Wi-Fi, for plug-and-play occupier connectivity.