The Spectrum fiber broadband network delivers 100% fiber and fiber-powered Internet to more than 57 million homes and businesses.
Here’s what you should know about how fiber products can improve your online experience.
Obtén Internet confiable a velocidad en giga con Spectrum.
The Spectrum fiber broadband network includes two Internet options – 100% Fiber and Fiber-Powered Internet.
In this configuration, fiber is used for most of the network, with a short connection to the service address. Also called hybrid fiber coaxial (HFC), this approach enables Spectrum to deliver fast, reliable speeds to more homes, while still leveraging the power and scalability of fiber. As a result, you'll experience a fast installation with no need for rewiring.
Here, a 100% fiber-optic line runs directly to each home or business. FTTP is ideal for high-demand businesses and select households.
Spectrum’s 100% fiber Internet is currently available to:
Medium and large businesses
Select residential customers
New construction
With Spectrum, medium and large businesses can enjoy Secure Dedicated Fiber Internet, which offers advanced security features, symmetrical speeds and guaranteed performance.
And as the largest and fastest-growing rural Internet provider in the nation, Spectrum continues to invest millions of dollars annually in infrastructure to expand high-speed Internet connections across the country.
Spectrum’s fiber-powered Internet connects:
Residential customers
Small businesses
Select medium-sized businesses
Fiber-powered Internet provides multi-gig speeds and reliable performance, ideal for networks where multiple devices are connected and running applications simultaneously.
Spectrum Internet, Advanced WiFi and Spectrum Mobile® nationwide 5G work together to deliver seamless connectivity for you – at home and on the go.
Fast, reliable Spectrum Internet plans start at just $30/mo and include one Unlimited Mobile line for a full year at no additional cost. Add Advanced WiFi with industry leading WiFi 7 technology for just $10/mo more.
