High Speed Internet Providers in District of Columbia
District of Columbia High Speed Internet Providers
Not all high speed internet providers may serve your area, but chances are one or more will. Please use our comparison form to check availability of high speed internet for a specific address or narrow your high speed provider search by selecting the locations near you from the options below.
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Wired Internet Options in District of Columbia
Traditional telephone companies and TV service providers are the main internet service providers in District of Columbia and most other areas with wired broadband internet. While internet providers larger metro areas may have gigbit speeds and fiber optic infrastructure, copper-line infrastructure is primarily used in smaller centers and rural areas. Still, maximum speeds on older networks can be as high as 200 Mbps for cable and about 50 Mbps for DSL. In select areas with fiber, internet speeds can be as high as 2000 Mbps. In District of Columbia, wired high speed internet providers include Astound Broadband, EarthLink, Verizon and XFINITY.
Wireless Internet in District of Columbia
Satellite internet service should be available anywhere as long as the user has a clear view of the southern sky, but in some areas, where satellite internet connection rates are already at capacity, service may be unavailable. Satellite service providers with the fastest internet speeds and highest network capacity include Starlink, Viasat and HughesNet. Wireless internet service is also offered in District of Columbia by AT&T Mobility, Boost Mobile, T-Mobile and Verizon Wireless.
Fiber Optic and DSL Internet Providers
AT&T CenturyLink Cincinnati Bell Consolidated Communications EarthLink Frontier Verizon Windstream
Fiber and Cable Internet Providers
Astound Broadband Breezeline Buckeye Broadband Cox MediaCom Optimum Sparklight Spectrum WOW! Comcast Xfinity
Wireless Internet Providers
AT&T Mobility Boost Mobile Rise Broadband T-Mobile Verizon Wireless