Time Warner Cable has announced that it has launched high-speed internet to New York City subscribers. Time Warner uses fiber-optic network with DOCSIS 3.0 technology to deliver high-speed internet service.
Time Warner Cable Wideband Internet and Business Class Wideband Internet are available to New York City subscribers.
Time Warner Cable Wideband Internet is available to domestic subscribers which will deliver Internet with speeds up to 50 Mbps downstream and 5 Mbps upstream.
Business Class Wideband Internet customers can subscribe to two new Internet offerings: up to 50 Mbps downstream / 5 Mbps upstream, and up to 20 Mbps downstream / 2 Mbps upstream. Business Class customers receive 24/7 support and 5 static IP addresses.
Howard Szarfarc, Executive Vice President of the company’s New York City Region, said: “With substantially increased Internet speeds, Time Warner Cable continues to lead the way as the most popular broadband provider in New York City. Time Warner Cable Wideband Internet gives all home network devices – desktops, laptops, gaming consoles and iPhones – our fastest connection yet. Time Warner Cable Wideband Internet customers can instantly multitask – and when family members are online simultaneously, everyone can get the speed they want at the same time.”
“Time Warner Cable is a proven innovator, reinforcing that it’s the best choice overall for residential and business telecommunications needs. Through our advanced fiber-optic network, we deliver cutting-edge products that speak to the growing needs of both the tech-savvy user and multi-media families who simply want the fastest speeds right now,” added Mr. Szarfarc.
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