NTS Communications Brings 1 Gig Service to Abilene, Texas

ABILENE, TX — NTS Communications (NTS), a provider of fiber Internet, voice and video services to both residential and business customers in regions of West Texas, North Texas and Southeastern Louisiana, announced the launch of high-speed Internet service up to 1 Gigabit in Abilene, Texas. The service is delivered over a pure fiber to the premise (FTTP) network. Effective immediately, local business customers in serviceable areas, including the downtown area, will have access to NTS' Gigabit Fiber Network, which will provide speeds up to 1 Gbps (1,000 Mbps).

"We are very excited to continue the rollout of our gigabit Internet speeds to Abilene, making it NTS' next gigabit city," said Cyrus Driver, president and CEO of NTS. "Our gigabit fiber network will provide the Abilene business community with a highly reliable technical infrastructure for many years to come. NTS' Gigabit services are delivered over a pure fiber network and directly connect to our customers at their premise. This pure and powerful solution will not only provide highly desirable services to current businesses, but will position Abilene as an even more competitive location for new business and industries in Texas."

Fully Scalable Speeds up to 10 Gbps
With NTS' Gigabit Fiber Network Abilene's business Internet customers will get one of the most powerful bandwidth solution available along with all of the benefits of being an NTS customer. In addition to the 1 Gbps speeds for businesses, NTS also offers fully scalable speeds up to 10 Gbps; ideal for larger government or educational facilities. NTS has over 30 years of experience in the industry, a well-trained customer care department and a 24/7 technical support group.

NTS' 1 Gigabit service also comes with access to a full suite of business solutions including video, voice, telephone systems and more. To date, NTS has launched its up to 1 Gigabit Internet service in many areas across Texas and Louisiana, including the major Texas cities of Lubbock, Midland and Amarillo.