Benefits of High Speed Internet  

Let’s take a quick look at some of the benefits of high speed internet.

• In a workplace, where employees spend a good amount of time sharing files with each other or doing online research, they will need high-speed internet because even a delay of a few seconds in sharing and downloading files can decrease productivity.  
• Online security is absolutely essential for all businesses and the high-speed fiber-optic internet performs better when it comes to online security for your business. 
• In an office space, where several individuals work online at the same time, high speed internet is a must because slow internet will reduce efficiency. 
• High-speed internet can give you consistent signal strength and also reduce losses caused due to latency. 
• Fast internet is a must for anyone who loves online entertainment because they can actually appreciate the ability to download large files and watch HD videos online at home or on the go. 
• A large number of companies are encouraging working from home after COVID-19 and insufficient bandwidth can cause issues in the remote working environments like the inability of coworkers to collaborate properly. 
• With the evolution of technology many people are spending so much of their time on social networking platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, youtube, etc where they share pictures, videos, chat, or stream their videos, so having a high speed internet connection will make it easy for anyone to share what they like or what they want their friends to know about. 

High Speed Internet Providers in the United States 

Here we have listed some of the high speed internet providers in the USA .

• Astound Broadband 

Astound Broadband powered by RCN is a cable internet service provider that covers several of the country’s top 10 metros. Astound does not enforce contracts, termination fees, or data caps and offers some of the most aggressively priced promo offers. However, after the 12 month promotional period is over, Astound Broadband’s monthly fees jump a considerable amount. On the brighter side, this internet provider does not tie you into a term agreement so when there is a price hike, you are free to either bail or try to negotiate with your provider before you pay those larger bills.

• Spectrum Home Internet 

With services to over 28 million customers in 41 states, Spectrum is one of the top high-speed internet service providers in the United States. Spectrum offers various internet plans to its customers, none of which include data caps and none require you to commit to a contract but your monthly bill will slightly go up. Spectrum Internet relies mainly on hybrid fiber-coaxial cable connections to provide service, so if a 100% fiber connection is available at your address, you should strongly consider going with that.

• Xfinity 

Comcast Xfinity offers up to seven different internet plans and the provider offers different rates from region to region, while some differences being negotiable. Xfinity Internet plans are available in Washington DC and 39 states including Kentucky, Maine, New York, Idaho, Florida, Illinois, Utah, Texas, West Virginia, New Jersey, Louisiana, California, Ohio, and more.

• Mediacom Home Internet 

Mediacom Xtream internet plans offer upload speeds of up to 50Mbps and have gigabit download speed available to more than 97% of serviceable addresses in its coverage map. Mediacom Xtream’s data caps are too tight with the cheapest plans and there are also overage charges, which results in poor value as compared to other cable internet providers.

• Frontier Home Internet 

Frontier is one of the internet service providers in the United States that utilize DSL and fiber-optic networks to deliver internet service. While Frontier’s DSL service is tough to recommend, its fiber optic is definitely worth considering for its fast speeds and fair pricing. We recommend Frontier’s fiber optic plans because of their competitive pricing, fast speeds, unlimited data, no mandatory contracts, and WiFi equipment at no extra cost.

• Verizon Fios Home Internet 

Verizon offers home internet via DSL for much of its coverage area; and Verizon Fios, which is 100% fiber-optic, has low availability. However, the good thing is that no contracts are required and there are no data caps, but you will be charged a monthly equipment fee.

• WOW Home Internet 

WOW (Wide Open West) does not bound its customers with contracts, there are no data caps, no overage fees, and offers a hybrid coaxial cable/fiber-optic internet connection with download speeds ranging from 100 Mbps to 1 Gbps. WOW currently offers its services in  Ohio, Alabama, Kansas,  Florida,  Indiana,  Tennessee, Georgia, Illinois, South Carolina, and Michigan.

• Cox Communications 

Cox serves more than 6 million residential and business customers and offers cable internet in 19 states including Ohio, Arizona, Idaho, Iowa, Nevada, North Carolina, Virginia, and more. Cox’s data usage policies are reasonable and its cable speeds are faster than what you’ll get from DSL, satellite, or a fixed wireless connection.