Verizon's 5G Home internet service is poised to take on your local cable provider with a bold promise: fast broadband with no data caps for as low as $25 per month. To get that price, you need to have ...

Commentary: The "killer app" for 5G isn't remote surgery or driverless cars. Its most appealing advantage for 5G right now is that it's finally challenging cable companies. Eli covered the latest in ...

Charter Communications announced in May that it would buy Cox Communications. What this future merger means is not yet fully clear, but we do know that it will become the largest cable provider in the ...

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Xfinity offers faster internet speeds, reaching up to 6 GB, while Spectrum's plans max out at 1 GB. Spectrum plans are no-contract and have no data caps, whereas Xfinity often requires contracts and ...

If you have Spectrum internet you are probably asking: Where is my internet? >>To read our story on the AT&T outage, click here. Sign up for our Newsletters Wednesday update: WYFF News 4 sent Scott ...

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Charter Spectrum is reporting widespread internet outages across Minnesota and Wisconsin on Wednesday afternoon. The cable and internet provider released a tweet about the situation around 4 p.m.

7:40 P.M. UPDATE: About seven hours after a massive outage began, customers of Spectrum in San Antonio and Austin are reporting that service has been restored. The company — the largest cable operator ...

Competition in the high-speed internet space is heating up as Spectrum doubled its starting speed in all of its markets, including Reno. Charter Communications announced this week that the starting ...

An internet outage in southern Indiana is causing school districts to change up their plans for remote learning.