Race Communications has announced the commencement of its fiber-based, multi-gig service in the City of Lancaster, making it the first city in California with internet speeds of up to 10Gbps available to residential homes city-wide.
This addition provides residents and businesses of the area with more efficient and reliable internet services, giving them access to a previously unattainable level of speed and performance.
“We are thrilled to bring our advanced fiber optic infrastructure and offer speeds up to 10Gbps to the City of Lancaster,” said Jim Miller, vice president of sales and marketing at Race Communications. “This future-proof technology will provide people with faster internet connections and have a positive effect on the local economy.”
“Race Communications offers more competition for our local community when choosing an internet provider,” said Lancaster Mayor R. Rex Parris. “The City of Lancaster is proud to become the first in California to offer these high internet speeds to residents. This is an important milestone for our community that will provide access to faster and more reliable internet to our residents, enabling them to work, learn, and play online with greater ease than ever before.”
Race Communications is working to expand its coverage area with continuing construction that will connect over 60,000 homes and businesses. Before beginning construction in a particular neighborhood, Race will give ample warning to its residents.
Flyers, yard signs, and other measures will be used to keep residents informed about when construction will occur. For more information about Race Communications’ construction progress, sign-up notices, and installation possibilities, visit the Lancaster community page at race.com/service-area/lancaster.
