#fiber-internet

#fiber-internet

Edge computing is a type of IT infrastructure in which data is collected, stored, and processed near the "edge" or on the device itself instead of being transmitted to a centralized processor. Edge computing systems usually involve a network of devices, sensors, or machinery capable of data processing and interconnection. A main benefit of edge computing is its low latency. Since each endpoint processes information near the source, it can be easier to process data, respond to requests, and produce detailed analytics.

The completed network delivers fiber-to-the-home and fiber-to-the-business Internet service to more than 3,500 addresses in town, providing ultra-reliable service and speeds up to 1 Gbps for homes and 10 Gbps for businesses. ImOn expanded its growing fiber network to Southeast Iowa early last year, working closely with the Mount Pleasant community throughout the project. Construction began in Mount Pleasant in May 2025, and the first customer was connected in July.

Now, with T-Mobile Fiber, you can get top-tier speeds and reliability of fiber internet, starting at just $55 per month for 500 Mbps (with T-Mobile voice line and Fiber AutoPay), or $65 per month as a standalone service with Fiber AutoPay (taxes and fees apply). Plus, there are no annual contracts or data caps, and equipment and installation are included.

Finalizing this acquisition is a meaningful step in our growth across Central Oregon,

"As Wire 3 strengthens its presence in Lake County, six communities are now on the cusp of transformation, thanks to the deployment of our future-proof network," said Jai Ramachandran, Chief Executive Officer of Wire 3. "Our local teams are proud to be building efficient, reliable, and resilient infrastructure to keep our neighbors connected, and support the growth of local businesses."

The Tech Giant plan is built for power users who stream in 8K, game competitively, or run demanding cloud-based workflows. With symmetrical speeds up to 5 Gbps and capacity for multiple devices, it ensures seamless connectivity for homes and businesses alike. This future-ready fiber infrastructure enhances lifestyles, supports work-from-home productivity, and adds long-term value to properties while attracting new businesses to the area.

KAMAS, Utah | November 10, 2025 - Construction is now underway in Stansbury Park, where All West Fiber is expanding its multi-gig fiber network to provide faster, more reliable internet to the community. The decision to extend service to Stansbury Park follows the successful launch of All West's fiber network in Tooele, where strong community interest highlighted a growing demand for high-speed connectivity in neighboring areas.

This week, Florida-based fiber provider Summit Broadband announced the implementation of a new brand promise. According to the company's announcement, "This strategic direction marks a significant step for Summit Broadband, reinforcing its investment in network infrastructure and its relationships with both residential and commercial customers across Florida. The company's renewed focus aims to drive innovation, foster stronger community ties, and ultimately deliver an unparalleled customer experience."

Fiber internet has long been recognized as the "gold standard" of broadband technology, offering the highest speeds and the most reliability. In the recent past, it was only available in some parts of a few major cities. But fiber is growing fast: the Fiber Broadband Association estimates that 76 million American homes have switched to fiber in the past year, a growth of 13 percent.

More than a quarter of Baby Boomers are skeptical about the value of fiber internet, while almost half of Millennials consider it essential.

"Fiber internet has proven to be the fastest, most reliable technology available, and we believe that Barnstable and countless communities throughout the Commonwealth deserve access to ultrafast speeds and a choice when it comes to their internet service provider."

Palo Alto's Fiber internet aims to attract residents with better customer service and competitive pricing despite higher rates than established providers AT&T and Xfinity.