Windstream Provides Speeds Of 100 Mbps To Over 1,000 Markets Following Upgrades


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Windstream Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: WIN) revealed that it completed network upgrades in 15 States to bring faster Internet speeds of a maximum of 100 megabits-per-second (Mbps) to residential, as well as, small business customers in over 1,000 markets.

Windstream offers premium speeds of 50-100 Mbps to 26 percent of its customers and expects to reach 30 percent before the current year ends. Aside from that, nearly half of all customers have access to speeds of 25 Mbps or more currently.

The company's president of consumer and small business, Sarah Day, commented, "Expanding access to faster Internet speeds is our highest priority. When we announced Project Excel last fall, we made a commitment to accelerate our plans to upgrade broadband speeds."

He added, "This expansion and surpassing 1,000 markets that now have access to premium speeds are significant milestones that reflect the hard work of our employees and our commitment to continuing to make upgrades to our network."


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