Comcast Business Boosts Internet Speeds for Small Businesses at No Extra Cost
In a move to support small businesses in the digital age, Comcast Business has announced a significant upgrade in internet speeds for its customers across the United States. The new ‘Ultimate Speed for Business’ plan offers up to three times the existing speeds, without any additional charges, showcasing Comcast’s dedication to helping small businesses thrive in today’s competitive landscape.
Effective immediately, both new and existing Comcast Business customers can take advantage of the enhanced speeds. The ‘Essential’ plan now offers speeds of 150 Mbps, up from 50 Mbps, while the ‘Standard’ plan has been increased to 300 Mbps from 100 Mbps. Similarly, the ‘Performance’ plan now provides 500 Mbps, up from 250 Mbps, and the ‘Advanced’ plan offers 800 Mbps, up from 500 Mbps. These speed increases also apply to upstream speeds for the Gigabit Extra and 2 Gigabit plans.
Christian Nascimento, Vice President of Connectivity and Digital Experience at Comcast Business, emphasized the importance of a reliable network for businesses, highlighting the potential impact of slow internet on opportunities and revenue. The new initiative aims to provide customers with unparalleled connectivity solutions, offering greater value and reassurance.
Comcast Business is also introducing a suite of multi-gigabit, symmetrical Internet products powered by DOCSIS 4.0 technology. The deployment of this innovative technology has already begun in select markets, with plans for expansion to new locations in the coming years.
With a fiber-based network that reaches over 60 million homes and businesses nationwide, Comcast Business continues to invest in network improvements and technological advancements to deliver an exceptional internet experience. The recent speed increases are a testament to Comcast’s commitment to empowering small businesses with superior connectivity solutions.
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