Multi-gig plans" target="_self might look impressive with their fast speeds and solid value in terms of cost per Mbps. But you must be aware that they deliver more ...

Slow internet can be a major headache when you're streaming, gaming or working from home. Home internet is also expensive, so you don't want to get stuck paying for speeds you're not getting. I was on ...

For Americans used to roughly 10Mbps broadband connections, the idea of gigabit Internet can feel a little like science fiction. Streaming 4K video without hiccups? Enormous file downloads happening ...

In December, Google Fiber announced it wants to launch an ultra-fast 20 gigabit internet service in Triangle, NC. The service would cost $250 a month, with installations beginning in the first quarter ...

NEW YORK—Altice USA’s Optimum brand has announced major network upgrade plans that will enable the provider of fiber internet, mobile, and TV services to offer multi-gigabit internet speeds across 65% ...

Over the years, there have been significant advancements in the world of technology. We've gone from accessing our emails using slow dial-up internet connections to being able to stream high-quality ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Communications Commission will seek to bring Internet speeds of 1 gigabit per second by 2020 to community institutions such as schools and government buildings, ...

“Vivid” telepresence — holograms, immersive gaming, new collaboration services and even 3D pornography — could be the next big thing as gigabit-per-second broadband service spreads across the U.S.

SAN ANTONIO — Dallas-based AT&T announced Monday morning that it has deployed its gigabit Internet in the San Antonio area and released its pricing for the service. It’s still unclear where, exactly, ...

(TNS) — More than 160,000 Connecticut residents could soon be in line for another option for broadband service, as Comcast expands its Xfinity fiber network into more municipalities where it does not ...

the original CO was full, and since it was just copper for phone lines, they connected it to the further CO because it would work just fine for analog services Click to expand... Nah it was some point ...