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Strengthening Communities with Broadband

Spectrum is the largest and fastest-growing rural internet provider in the nation1. Our multi-year rural construction initiative is driven by more than $7 billion in private investment from Charter and will ultimately add an additional 100,000+ miles of infrastructure to our broadband network and deliver symmetrical and multi-gigabit speed internet access to more than 1.7 million new locations across the country.

Broadband Expansion

Spectrum Brings Reliable, High-Speed Internet to Sodus Bay in Upstate New York

Residents on Sodus Bay now have reliable, high-speed broadband from Spectrum after a complex multi-year fiber project delivered service to the community.

Broadband Expansion

Techs Bike and Hike to Keep Michigan Island Connected

On Mackinac Island, Michigan, where cars are not permitted and transportation relies on horse-drawn carriages and bicycles, Spectrum’s team worked to ensure fast, reliable internet access for the island’s residents and tourists.

Broadband Expansion

Spectrum’s Broadband Network Surpasses 1 Million Miles of Infrastructure

Spectrum’s network expansion connects people to new opportunities and endless possibilities. Individuals and businesses across the country are benefiting from the Company’s more than 1 million miles of our network infrastructure.

Broadband Expansion

Racing Into the Future: Broadband Boosts Championship Horse Farm

GoldMark Farm in Ocala, Florida is among 35,000 rural connections across the state that are part of Spectrum’s Rural Construction Initiative.

Broadband Expansion

Broadband to the Barn Powers a Kentucky Farm

Tucker Farm thrives with the expansion of the our network to Warren County, Kentucky. Farmers now efficiently pull data off their tractors and use other agriculture technology methods to optimize production of their corn, wheat and soybean crops.

1Based on comparison of June 2024 and June 2025 FCC Broadband Data Collection locations.