Xfinity Internet Customers in Thurston County Get Speed Upgrade and More at No Additional Cost

Olympia, WALocal News

Xfinity Internet is set to enhance connectivity for its Thurston County customers by providing significant speed upgrades at no additional cost, addressing the increasing demand for reliable home internet. The upgrades will boost upload speeds by 50 to 100 percent for various plans, facilitating quicker file uploads and smoother streaming experiences. Supported by the largest fiber network in Washington, spanning over 41,000 miles, these improvements will allow users to enjoy faster download speeds and better overall performance. In addition to these upgrades, Xfinity’s WiFi Gateways and extenders ensure that customers have a reliable connection throughout their homes, while nearly 100,000 public WiFi hotspots in Washington allow for connectivity on the go. The company boasts over 99 percent reliability, utilizing artificial intelligence to proactively address connectivity issues.

Furthermore, innovative features like ultra-low-lag technology enhance online interactions for gaming and video conferencing, providing a more responsive experience. Digital security is also a priority, with xFi Advanced Security protecting devices from cyber threats. This commitment reflects Xfinity's investment of $1. 1 billion in Washington technology and infrastructure over the last three years.

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