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This week, Charter Communications announced an upgrading to the starting speeds of its Spectrum internet service in 37 more US cities. Going forward, the base Spectrum Internet plan will feature ...

Customer-First Commitment Promises Bill Credits if Service is Disrupted and Guaranteed Pricing for Up to Three Years with No Annual Contracts Unveils New Spectrum Brand Platform 'Life Unlimited' ...

Spectrum offers select NC customers a free upgrade to 1 Gbps during Thanksgiving week. Premier and legacy Ultra and Internet subscribers can activate via Spectrum’s app. Customers need gig-capable ...

Spectrum offers wider availability, covering 41 states, while AT&T Fiber is available in 21 states. AT&T Fiber provides faster symmetrical speeds up to 5 Gbps, whereas Spectrum's maximum speed is 1 ...

In its First Super Bowl Commercial in Six Years, Spectrum Takes Aim at Spotty Coverage and Service Flaws of Cell Phone Internet Providers "Walls Were Getting in the Way" STAMFORD, Conn., Feb. 11, 2024 ...

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Spectrum Internet is moving out of the slow lane. The service, part of Charter Communications' Spectrum brand, has increased its starting download speed in Columbus to 100 megabits per second from 60 ...

The network expansion projects in Coshocton County were funded through a variety of sources, including private investment ...

A gigabit is equivalent to 1,000 megabits per second. That measurement denotes the bandwidth, or volume of data, able to be transferred within a second's time. The company will also deploy DOCSIS 3.1 ...

Spectrum, part of broadband and cable company Charter Communications Inc. (Nasdaq: CHTR), announced it has launched high-speed service for residential and small-business customers in East Cleveland.

Spectrum customers across the Capital Region may soon be able to pay for "gigabit" internet service that up until now has only been available mostly to businesses and schools. Advertisement Article ...