Forty rural Alaskan communities received high-speed terrestrial broadband Internet in 2012,...
Forty rural Alaskan communities received high-speed terrestrial broadband Internet in 2012, General Communication Inc. said Wednesday (http://xrl.us/bntods). The company launched its service in 16 new communities in the first week of October, 24 communities earlier this year, and lists 25…
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communities expected to receive broadband in the future. The $88 million TERRA-Southwest network offers “more than 400 miles of fiber-optic cable and 13 new microwave towers” and touts download speeds eight to 16 times faster than alternatives, GCI said.