August 25, 2010 in Business
Comcast upgrades broadband for businesses
Comcast Corp. is rolling out a very fast broadband service for Spokane County businesses.
Comcast calls it 100 Mbps Business Class Internet service; company spokesman Walter Neary said the new service doubles download speeds for businesses, providing downloads at 100 megabits per second.
The service, tested in the Midwest, is available to nearly all businesses in Comcast’s Washington markets, Neary said. The previous top-level service of 50 Mbps cost $189.95 per month. The new service, for now, will cost about $369.95 per month. For that price Comcast’s top-line service is bundled with Microsoft Exchange e-mail inboxes …
You have viewed 20 free articles or blogs allowed within a 30-day period. FREE registration is now required for uninterrupted access.
Registration Required
- log in to your Spokesman.com account for unlimited viewing and commenting access.
- Don't have a Spokesman.com account? Create a Spokesman.com profile and register for FREE access.
-
S-R Media, The Spokesman-Review and Spokesman.com are happy to assist you. Contact Customer Service by email or call 800-338-8801
Comcast Corp. is rolling out a very fast broadband service for Spokane County businesses.
Comcast calls it 100 Mbps Business Class Internet service; company spokesman Walter Neary said the new service doubles download speeds for businesses, providing downloads at 100 megabits per second.
The service, tested in the Midwest, is available to nearly all businesses in Comcast’s Washington markets, Neary said. The previous top-level service of 50 Mbps cost $189.95 per month. The new service, for now, will cost about $369.95 per month. For that price Comcast’s top-line service is bundled with Microsoft Exchange e-mail inboxes and Symantec antivirus for up to 25 computers.
Users can be expected to be data-intensive businesses such as video production firms or medical clinics.
A high-resolution medical image or a large graphic file that is 2 gigabytes in size would download in about 2.5 minutes on the new service. A Comcast customer using the slower 1.5 Mbps service would need three hours to do the same thing, Neary said.

Spokane7
Win tickets to Fleetwood Mac!
Celtic Woman is coming to Spokane
Please keep it civil. Don't post comments that are obscene, defamatory, threatening, off-topic, an infringement of copyright or an invasion of privacy. Read our forum standards and community guidelines.
You must be logged in to post comments. Please log in here or click the comment box below for options.
comments powered by Disqus