It all starts with how your information is sent over the internet. With traditional cable, your information is mostly sent over copper lines. With our fiber network, your data is sent via small, flexible strands of glass. These strands of glass transmit light, which travels at the speed of light (as you’d expect). That speed gives fiber the ability to send your data (aka that TV show you’re bingeing, that big file your uploading, that game you’re playing) significantly faster and over greater distances than cable could.

Fiber optic Internet is built to be much more reliable than traditional cable lines. Think: (way) fewer outages, more Internet.

Your Internet is much less likely to go out during power outage since it’s made with glass. Nearby power lines and electrical equipment are less likely to interfere, as well. Fiber can also withstand more weather fluctuations than traditional cable lines can, and it can be submerged in water, as well. We also give you a fiber optic line right to your home, which helps keep your Internet speed fast at all times.

It’s harder to physically tap a fiber line that it is to tap a copper line, which makes your private network in your home more secure. It’s Internet you can trust.

Traditional copper lines were originally built to transmit voice over the phone—which was a big deal back in the day (aka the 1800s). But voice doesn’t require what all of your favorite new technology does. So we’re looking to the future. With Fiber 1000, you’ll be well-equipped to handle whatever technology comes your way.