Why Fiber Internet?

Building a network capable of keeping up with growing consumer demand for videos, music streaming, and online gaming is no easy task. However, all-fiber networks are up to the challenge. Fiber is consistently able to provide the fastest download and upload speeds compared to older technologies like cable, DSL, and wireless.

Almost 30 percent of people in the U.S. either live in rented or owned multi-family housing. A recent study from the Fiber Broadband  Association (formerly the FTTH Council) showed that fast and reliable broadband is now rated the single most important amenity for multiple dwelling units (MDU) residents. The study also showed having access to  fiber broadband increases rental and property values in MDUs by 8  percent and 2.8 percent respectively.  

There’s growing evidence that fiber connectivity encourages businesses to stay, helps businesses grow and become more productive, and attracts new businesses particularly in high-tech industries  

Glass is made from sand—an inexhaustible resource that uses far less energy and creates far less pollution to manufacture than the extraction of copper from its ore.

Your data is much more secure with a fiber network. Because the data travels by light instead of electrical signals, fiber networks are almost impossible to tap into.