Broadband & ISP

As Nelnet prepares its Q2 earnings, investors look past the headline numbers to gauge its bold diversification into fiber, banking, and EdTech.

With profits rebounding and a major acquisition secured, GTPL Hathway's Q1 results signal a bold new phase of strategic expansion and technological ambition.

The new AI-Net certification isn't just about faster networks; it's a strategic blueprint aiming to redefine national power in the age of intelligence.

As Liberty Capital preps for its Q2 earnings, all eyes are on its Alaskan subsidiary GCI's ambitious connectivity projects and a bold new investment strategy.

Liberty Broadband’s upcoming Q&A session is more than a financial update; it’s a critical look into Charter’s costly war on two fronts and its strategy for a connected America.

Major cable companies are slowing their subscriber exodus by locking customers into mobile bundles. Is this a win for consumers or a gilded cage?

With a $150M war chest, Wire 3 is challenging broadband giants in Florida. Is their 10-gigabit fiber gambit a true game-changer or just another headline?

A $1.25M investment reveals Canada's digital divide is no longer just about access. It's a battle for community control, safety, and sovereignty.

A new NCTC partnership gives local broadband providers access to cutting-edge cloud TV tech, a critical move to compete and own the customer experience.

Skywire Networks appoints Mike Nold, a veteran of Zayo and Equinix, as CEO to lead its next growth phase in the competitive tri-state connectivity market.

French tech firm Ekinops lands a landmark 10-year contract with Proximus, positioning it as a key player in Europe's infrastructure race and powering Belgium's leap to a gigabit future.

Beyond internet, Alaska Communications is bundling managed experiences to dominate new markets, from small businesses to entire apartment complexes.

As Victor Dodig takes the helm at TELUS, his financial acumen meets a legacy of tech-for-good. What does this shift mean for the future of innovation?

A Houston-based provider just beat the nation’s biggest names in internet service. We dissect the fiber-first strategy and customer-centric model that’s rewriting the rules.

GoNetspeed's $43M expansion isn't just about faster internet for four NJ towns. It's a challenge to incumbents and a look into our connected future.

Bell's new Opensignal awards for reliability set a new benchmark in Canada's internet race. But what do these metrics mean amid fierce competition and mixed consumer realities?

The battle for your living room is no longer just about speed. A new deal in Florida shows how ISPs are bundling streaming to lock in loyalty and revenue.

Comcast's plan to split its media and tech arms is more than a corporate shuffle; it's a stark admission that the age of the all-in-one conglomerate is over.

Families are trading city life for Wyoming's open spaces. We dig into the data on schools, connectivity, and costs to reveal what it really takes to thrive.

With its new cellular backup service, insurgent provider Kinetic isn't just selling speed; it's selling resilience. Is this the new front in the war for subscribers?