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Michigan Broadband Providers by County Michigan Broadband Providers by County July 31, 2018 MAXIMUM MAXIMUM PROVIDER DOING- ADVERTISED ADVERTISED COUNTY PROVIDER TECHNOLOGY WEBSITE BUSINESS-AS NAME DOWNLOAD UPLOAD SPEED (Mbps) SPEED (Mbps) Alcona Allband Communications Allband Communications Fiber http://allband.org 100 100 Cooperative Cooperative Alcona Allband Communications Allband Multimedia, LLC Fiber http://allband.org 100 50 Cooperative Alcona AT&T Mobility LLC AT&T Mobility Mobile Wireless https://www.att.com/shop/wirele ss.html n/a n/a Alcona AT&T Services, Inc. AT&T Michigan DSL http://www.att.com/local/michig 24 3 an/ Alcona Cellco Partnership and its Verizon Wireless Mobile Wireless http://www.verizonwireless.com Affiliated Entities n/a n/a Alcona CenturyLink, Inc. CenturyLink DSL http://www.centurylink.com 100 10 Alcona Charter Communications Spectrum Cable http://www.charter.com 100 5 Inc. Alcona Custom Software, Inc. M33 Access Fixed Wireless http://www.m33access.com 10 2 Alcona Frontier Communications of Frontier Communications DSL https://frontier.com 24 2 Michigan, Inc. Alcona Hughes Network Systems, Hughes Network Systems, Satellite http://www.hughesnet.com 25 3 LLC LLC Alcona I-2000, Inc. I-2000, Inc. DSL http://www.i2k.net 24 1 Alcona NorthNet LLC NorthNet LLC Fixed Wireless P.O. Box 120 TAWAS CITY MI 5 2 48764 Alcona Sprint Nextel Corporation Sprint Mobile Wireless http://www.sprint.com 8 3 Alcona T-Mobile USA, Inc. T-Mobile Mobile Wireless http://www.t-mobile.com n/a n/a Alcona ViaSat, Inc. ViaSat, Inc. Satellite https://www.viasat.com 30 3 Page 1 of 83 MAXIMUM MAXIMUM PROVIDER DOING- ADVERTISED ADVERTISED COUNTY PROVIDER TECHNOLOGY WEBSITE BUSINESS-AS NAME DOWNLOAD UPLOAD SPEED (Mbps) SPEED (Mbps) Alger AT&T Mobility LLC AT&T Mobility Mobile Wireless https://www.att.com/shop/wirele ss.html n/a n/a Alger Cellco Partnership and its Verizon Wireless Mobile Wireless http://www.verizonwireless.com Affiliated Entities n/a n/a Alger Charter Communications Spectrum Cable http://www.charter.com 100 5 Inc. Alger Chatham Telephone TDS Telecom Fiber http://www.tdstelecom.com 1000 120 Company Alger Chatham Telephone TDS Telecom DSL http://www.tdstelecom.com 50 20 Company Alger Hiawatha Telephone jamadots Fiber http://www.jamadots.com 100 25 Company Alger Hiawatha Telephone jamadots DSL http://www.jamadots.com 30 4 Company Alger Hughes Network Systems, Hughes Network Systems, Satellite http://www.hughesnet.com 25 3 LLC LLC Alger Northern Michigan NMU Educational Access Fixed Wireless https://www.nmu.edu/ean 20 5 University Network Alger Pasty.net, Inc. Pasty.NET Fixed Wireless http://www.pasty.net 15 5 Alger ViaSat, Inc. ViaSat, Inc. Satellite https://www.viasat.com 30 3 Allegan Ace Telephone Company of AcenTek Fiber http://www.acentek.net 1000 1000 Michigan, Inc. Allegan Allendale Telephone AcenTek DSL http://www.acentek.net 30 5 Company Allegan AT&T Mobility LLC AT&T Mobility Mobile Wireless https://www.att.com/shop/wirele ss.html n/a n/a Allegan AT&T Services, Inc. AT&T Michigan DSL http://www.att.com/local/michig 75 8 an/ Allegan Barry County Telephone Barry County Telephone DSL http://www.barryarea.com 16 1 Company Company Page 2 of 83 MAXIMUM MAXIMUM PROVIDER DOING- ADVERTISED ADVERTISED COUNTY PROVIDER TECHNOLOGY WEBSITE BUSINESS-AS NAME DOWNLOAD UPLOAD SPEED (Mbps) SPEED (Mbps) Allegan Barry County Telephone MEI Telecom Fixed Wireless http://www.barryarea.com 6 1 Company Allegan Bloomingdale Telephone Bloomingdale DSL http://www.bloomingdalecom.ne 20 1 Company, Inc. Communications, Inc. t Allegan Camp Communication West Michigan Wireless Fixed Wireless http://www.wmwisp.net 3 3 Services, Inc. ISP Allegan Cellco Partnership and its Verizon Wireless Mobile Wireless http://www.verizonwireless.com Affiliated Entities n/a n/a Allegan Charter Communications Spectrum Cable http://www.charter.com 100 5 Inc. Allegan Comcast Cable Comcast Cable http://www.xfinity.com 150 20 Communications, LLC Allegan FNW, LLC FreedomNet Solutions Fixed Wireless http://freedomnet.com 25 3 Allegan Frontier Communications of Frontier Communications DSL https://frontier.com 45 6 Michigan, Inc. Allegan Hughes Network Systems, Hughes Network Systems, Satellite http://www.hughesnet.com 25 3 LLC LLC Allegan I-2000, Inc. I-2000, Inc. DSL http://www.i2k.net 24 1 Allegan I-2000, Inc. I-2000, Inc. Fixed Wireless http://www.i2k.net 12 3 Allegan JAS Networks, Inc. JAS Networks DSL http://www.jasnetworks.net 10 5 Allegan Michwave Technologies, Michwave Technologies, Fixed Wireless http://www.michwave.com 20 10 Inc. Inc. Allegan Sprint Nextel Corporation Sprint Mobile Wireless http://www.sprint.com 30 3 Allegan The Iserv Company, LLC Iserv Fiber http://www.iserv.net 100 100 Allegan The Iserv Company, LLC Iserv DSL http://www.iserv.net 10 1.5 Allegan T-Mobile USA, Inc. T-Mobile Mobile Wireless http://www.t-mobile.com n/a n/a Allegan ViaSat, Inc. ViaSat, Inc. Satellite https://www.viasat.com 30 3 Alpena Allband Communications Allband Communications Fiber http://allband.org 100 100 Cooperative Cooperative Page 3 of 83 MAXIMUM MAXIMUM PROVIDER DOING- ADVERTISED ADVERTISED COUNTY PROVIDER TECHNOLOGY WEBSITE BUSINESS-AS NAME DOWNLOAD UPLOAD SPEED (Mbps) SPEED (Mbps) Alpena Allband Communications Allband Multimedia, LLC Fiber http://allband.org 100 50 Cooperative Alpena Allband Communications Allband Multimedia, LLC Fixed Wireless http://allband.org 50 50 Cooperative Alpena AT&T Mobility LLC AT&T Mobility Mobile Wireless https://www.att.com/shop/wirele ss.html n/a n/a Alpena Cellco Partnership and its Verizon Wireless Mobile Wireless http://www.verizonwireless.com Affiliated Entities n/a n/a Alpena Charter Communications Spectrum Cable http://www.charter.com 100 5 Inc. Alpena Cherry Capital Connection, Cherry Capital Connection, Fixed Wireless http://www.cherrycapitalconnect 20 20 LLC LLC ion.com Alpena Custom Software, Inc. M33 Access Fixed Wireless http://www.m33access.com 10 2 Alpena Frontier Communications of Frontier Communications DSL https://frontier.com 24 2 Michigan, Inc. Alpena Hughes Network Systems, Hughes Network Systems, Satellite http://www.hughesnet.com 25 3 LLC LLC Alpena I-2000, Inc. I-2000, Inc. DSL http://www.i2k.net 24 1 Alpena I-2000, Inc. I-2000, Inc. Fixed Wireless http://www.i2k.net 3 0.768 Alpena Sprint Nextel Corporation Sprint Mobile Wireless http://www.sprint.com 8 3 Alpena T-Mobile USA, Inc. T-Mobile Mobile Wireless http://www.t-mobile.com n/a n/a Alpena ViaSat, Inc. ViaSat, Inc. Satellite https://www.viasat.com 30 3 Antrim Agri-Valley Services, Inc. Agri-Valley Services, Inc. DSL http://www.agrivalleyservices.co 25 3 m Antrim AT&T Mobility LLC AT&T Mobility Mobile Wireless https://www.att.com/shop/wirele ss.html n/a n/a Antrim AT&T Services, Inc. AT&T Michigan DSL http://www.att.com/local/michig 24 3 an/ Antrim ATI Networks, Inc. ATI Networks, Inc. Fixed Wireless http://atinetworks.net 15 15 Page 4 of 83 MAXIMUM MAXIMUM PROVIDER DOING- ADVERTISED ADVERTISED COUNTY PROVIDER TECHNOLOGY WEBSITE BUSINESS-AS NAME DOWNLOAD UPLOAD SPEED (Mbps) SPEED (Mbps) Antrim Cellco Partnership and its Verizon Wireless Mobile Wireless http://www.verizonwireless.com Affiliated Entities n/a n/a Antrim CenturyLink, Inc. CenturyLink DSL http://www.centurylink.com 25 2 Antrim Charter Communications Spectrum Cable http://www.charter.com 100 5 Inc. Antrim Cherry Capital Connection, Cherry Capital Connection, Fixed Wireless http://www.cherrycapitalconnect 20 20 LLC LLC ion.com Antrim COLI, Inc. 186networks Fixed Wireless http://www.186networks.net 15 4 Antrim Custom Software, Inc. M33 Access Fixed Wireless http://www.m33access.com 10 2 Antrim CynergyComm.net CynergyComm DSL https://cynergycomm.us 1.5 1.5 Antrim Frontier Communications of Frontier Communications DSL https://frontier.com 24 2 Michigan, Inc. Antrim Hughes Network Systems, Hughes Network Systems, Satellite http://www.hughesnet.com 25 3 LLC LLC Antrim RACC Enterprises, LLC RACC Enterprises, LLC Fixed Wireless http://www.racc2000.com/Broad 8 1 Band.html Antrim Sprint Nextel Corporation Sprint Mobile Wireless http://www.sprint.com 8 3 Antrim The Iserv Company, LLC Iserv DSL http://www.iserv.net 10 1.5 Antrim T-Mobile USA, Inc. T-Mobile Mobile Wireless http://www.t-mobile.com n/a n/a Antrim ViaSat, Inc. ViaSat, Inc. Satellite https://www.viasat.com 30 3 Arenac Agri-Valley Services, Inc. Agri-Valley Services, Inc. DSL http://www.agrivalleyservices.co 8 1 m Arenac AT&T Mobility LLC AT&T Mobility Mobile Wireless https://www.att.com/shop/wirele ss.html n/a n/a Arenac AT&T Services, Inc. AT&T Michigan DSL http://www.att.com/local/michig 24 3 an/ Arenac Cellco Partnership and its Verizon Wireless Mobile Wireless http://www.verizonwireless.com Affiliated Entities n/a n/a Arenac CenturyLink, Inc. CenturyLink DSL http://www.centurylink.com 80 10 Page 5 of 83 MAXIMUM MAXIMUM PROVIDER DOING- ADVERTISED ADVERTISED COUNTY PROVIDER TECHNOLOGY WEBSITE BUSINESS-AS NAME DOWNLOAD UPLOAD SPEED (Mbps) SPEED (Mbps) Arenac Charter Communications Spectrum Cable http://www.charter.com 100 5 Inc. Arenac Custom Software, Inc. M33 Access Fixed Wireless http://www.m33access.com 10 2 Arenac Endless Journey, Inc. Endless Journey Internet Fixed Wireless http://www.ejourney.com 2 0.512 Arenac Frontier Communications of Frontier Communications DSL https://frontier.com 24 2 Michigan, Inc. Arenac Hughes Network Systems, Hughes Network Systems, Satellite http://www.hughesnet.com 25 3 LLC LLC Arenac NorthNet LLC NorthNet LLC Fixed Wireless P.O. Box 120 TAWAS CITY MI 3 1 48764 Arenac QHP Internet, LLC QHP Internet, LLC Fixed Wireless http://www.qhpinternet.com 5 1 Arenac Skyweb Networks, Inc. SkyWeb Networks Fixed Wireless http://skywebonline.com 8 2 Arenac Sprint Nextel Corporation Sprint Mobile Wireless http://www.sprint.com 8 3 Arenac The Iserv Company, LLC Iserv DSL http://www.iserv.net 10 1.5 Arenac T-Mobile USA, Inc.
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