Broadband expansion headed to northern Wayne
A Greene County-based company has been selected to receive more than $2 million to help expand broadband internet access in Wayne County.
Stay updated with breaking news from Northstate Communications. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
A Greene County-based company has been selected to receive more than $2 million to help expand broadband internet access in Wayne County.
The project will introduce ultra-high-speed fiber internet to roughly 28,000 homes and businesses in the county, including more than 9,000 sites that have never had access to high-speed internet before.
A NorthState public-private partnership with Orange County, N.C. will make fiber broadband available to 28,000 locations, including
NorthState is expanding its fiber footprint into four North Carolina counties. Construction will begin this summer, with some communities
CHARLOTTE – The corporate parent of the former Triad-based NorthState Communications is selling its commercial services business to Cox Communications but will retain ownership of its infrastructure business focus on building fiber-to-the home and residential as well as services for smaller businesses. EQT Infrastructure, which is based in Sweden, operates the Segra company that was built around NorthState and two other communications services providers across the southeast and North Carolina. Segra is based in Charlotte. Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed. The deal was ann...