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Race Communications vs. Xfinity in Yuba City, CA
Race Communications vs Xfinity: The quick answer For most Yuba City homes that can get it, Race comes out ahead. It runs fiber all the way into your home, so your upload speed matches your download speed, installation is free, and it offers speeds up to 10 Gig. Xfinity makes more sense if you want…
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Race Communications vs. Spectrum Internet in Lancaster, CA
Key takeaways Price: Race’s Gigabit Internet is $39.95/mo + $9.95 Tech Assure fee. Spectrum’s 1 Gig is $60/mo. Upload speed: Race’s uploads match its downloads (1,000 Mbps on the gig plan). Spectrum’s 1 Gig plan uploads at 35 Mbps. Where Race wins: Race runs fiber all the way into your home. Spectrum uses fiber to…
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Cutting the Cord: The Complete Guide to Streaming in 2026
What you need to know before you read The average cable bundle costs $147/month. Most households save $40–$70/month on TV alone after cutting the cord. 2026 is the best time ever to switch — streaming now covers live sports, local news, and every major network. The biggest risk is subscribing to too many services and…
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Race Communications Announces Participation in the City of Lancaster’s 4th Annual Turkey Giveaway
Lancaster, CA — November 13th, 2024 — Race Communications, California’s leading Fiber Internet Service Provider, proudly announces their participation in the City of Lancaster’s 4th Annual Turkey Giveaway. The event is this Saturday, November 15th, at 10 a.m. and will distribute 1,500 turkeys in a drive through style event. The drive-up line starts at Trevor…
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Race Communications vs T-Mobile Home Internet: Fiber or 5G?
Choosing between Race Communications and T-Mobile Home Internet is a choice between fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) and 5G fixed wireless: Examine their internet technology, plans, pricing, customer satisfaction, and other features to help you decide which is better suited for your home. 1. Internet Technology: Fiber vs Fixed Wireless Race Communications (FTTH) A dedicated fiber-optic line runs to your home, moving data as pulses…