In Chile, dedicated fiber-optic lines will connect the Cerro Pachón summit and base site in La Serena, but additional networks are required to provide 100Gbs connectivity LSST requires from La Serena to Santiago and onwards to the USA. As part of a larger effort to improve network redundancy and connectivity, the National University Network (REUNA) is leveraging an initiative by the three major telecommunications providers in Chile to provide fiber-optic links up the Elqui Valley, which adjoins the AURA property on which LSST is being built. Two contracts were signed this week to install the network fiber optic cables; REUNA will provide connectivity from La Serena to the gate at the boundary of the AURA observatory property, and Telefonica will provide required redundant high speed connectivity from the gate to the summit on Cerro Pachón.