While tech giants fight for urban cloud dominance, WeConnect is quietly building the infrastructure backbone for rural America. This isn't about flashy apps; it's about the physical fiber that connects forgotten towns to the digital economy.

"The real opportunity isn't in selling bandwidth; it's in owning the infrastructure that makes bandwidth possible."

Their tech stack (jQuery, Tailwind, Cloudflare) is functional but unpretentious—exactly what you'd expect from an infrastructure company. No bloated React frameworks, just reliable tools. The leadership team (Neal Maccoux, Stephen Smith, Thad Larson) brings decades of telecom experience, suggesting this is a seasoned team executing a long-term strategy.

• Targeting the 'last mile' problem in rural broadband
• Focus on deployment services, not just connectivity
• High revenue-per-employee ratio ($292k)
• B2B model with minimal consumer marketing overhead
• Strategic use of established tech (jQuery, Bootstrap) over hype-driven stacks