GoNetspeed, a leading telecommunications company, has announced that its fiber internet services are now available in the towns of Palmyra and Macedon, New York. The company revealed on Monday that more than 2,700 locations in Upstate New York, including Canandaigua, Cheektowaga, Depew, Geneva, Newark, Seneca Falls, and Waterloo, are among the areas where its high-speed internet services are available.
The company is working to expand its fiber networks in nine states across the eastern United States, including New York. With upload and download speeds ranging from 300 megabits per second to 1,000 megabits per second, GoNetspeed aims to deliver reliable high-speed internet services that can support growing communities well into the future.
“As we incorporate more devices into our daily lives, the need for more reliable bandwidth only continues to grow, and we are proud to deliver high-speed internet service that can support our homes and our growing communities, now and well into the future,” said Paul Griswold, GoNetspeed Senior Vice President of Global Marketing and General Manager of New York Operations.
GoNetspeed is one of the largest independent internet providers in the eastern U.S. and interested customers can sign up for their services online.
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