A Jacksonville-based high-speed internet provider plans to establish a local underground network and open an office in St. Petersburg this year.

GoNetspeed plans to begin construction in 2026, with the first residents and businesses set to be connected to 100% fiber internet as early as the fall of that year. Residents and businesses ...

Even wireless internet providers have to contend with outages after a storm. Here's how your internet provider races to get ...

Did you know the average home uses 656 GB of data a month—just from streaming? With so many apps, subscriptions, and devices in play, keeping your entertainment experience smooth and simple can ...

Across central Maine, which has ranked poorly nationally for internet access, people and businesses are finding opportunity ...

The United Arab Emirates has set a new global record in fibre-to-the-home network coverage, reaching 99.5 percent, ...

The Tampa Bay Times e-Newspaper is a digital replica of the printed paper seven days a week that is available to read on ...

IdeaTek is investing $8 million to build a 100% fiber network in Parsons, Kansas, delivering speeds up to 8 Gbps to 4,900 ...

At the Factor This Studio at DTECH 2025, Jon Beckman, Director, Business Operations, Fiber and Access Solutions, VIAVI Solutions, sat down with Angela Godwin to discuss how communication network ...

Military families living on Fort Eisenhower are now experiencing faster, more reliable internet thanks to the launch of ...

Lumos, formerly known as NorthState, provides high-speed business and residential telecommunications services to portions of ...

SOUTHWICK — The Select Board unanimously approved of sending to Town Meeting a borrowing authorization of at least $12 million to “let the town decide” if it wants a town-owned fiber optic ...