Fiber broadband provider plans to offer multigigabit services this year.

The Gigapower joint venture will provide fiber to ISPs and other U.S.-based businesses outside its traditional wireline footprint.

The program now supports nearly 16 million students in ongoing work to close the homework gap.

Latest research from the Fiber Broadband Association and RVA LLC underscores the fiber industry’s commitment to eliminating the Digital Equity Gap as research underscores all roads lead to fiber.

Two years and 800+ miles of fiber later, fast, affordable internet has reached the Aleutians. 

Network will eventually serve 500K homes and businesses by the end of 2026.

Deployment doubles bandwidth for business users at the Tramshed Tech site. 

Provider will offer gigabit speed broadband to over 22,000 residents customer locations.

2023 Board of Directors will accelerate Association initiatives through the largest fiber investment cycle ever.

Jacksonville’s local residential fiber internet provider is now serving customers in Atlantic Beach and San Marco.

New XGS-PON fiber network will serve as the foundation for business broadband solutions and telecom services with speeds up to 100 Gbps.

New network will bring multi-gigabit symmetrical internet speeds to the City of Radford.

Telco now offers the fastest available speed in much of its fiber footprint.

RFP looks for consulting firms to assess service and adoption gaps and support current and long-term broadband needs.

Funding will be used to extend fiber services to unserved and underserved areas of the state.

Qualifying Optimum Mobile customers can now receive free or reduced-price wireless service after applying $30 ACP credit.

New service aggregates critical data to help ensure states, localities, schools and others to challenge FCC broadband maps.  

By the end of the year, 9,000 Conway-area homes will have access to Fidium fiber broadband services.

This investment helps to bridge the digital divide in unserved and underserved areas throughout the state.

Acquisition gives providers access to 100,000 customer locations in seven Washington State counties.