Tag: technology
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Race Communications Lauches Multi-Gig Fiber Internet in Lancaster, CA.
LANCASTER, Calif. – January 25, 2023 Today, Race Communications proudly announced the commencement of its fiber-based, multi-gig service in the City of Lancaster, making it the first city in California with internet speeds of up to 10 Gbps available to residential homes city-wide. This monumental milestone provides residents and businesses of the area with more…
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Rancho Santa Fe is live!
Race Communications completed the first in-home installation on the RSF Connect network. The installation was completed on July 17th, less than one year after HP Communications began construction. The excitement was palpable as the first speed test showed speeds of over 950Mbps! Race representatives are actively reaching out to homeowners who have inquired that live…
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Race Communications wins BroadbandNow Awards!
We are thrilled to announce that Race was ranked in two separate categories from BroadbandNow and our ‘Gigafy Me’ package was recognized as one of the Top 10 Most Affordable Broadband Plans Nationwide AND as one of the Top 10 Most Affordable Gig Internet Plans Nationwide!
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In case you missed our town hall…
Here is a recap of our recent town hall meeting at the Rood Administrative Center: We know many of the residents in our service area lead busy lives and were not able to attend our town hall meeting on Wednesday, January 30. Don’t worry – if you missed the meeting, you can catch it on…
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Race Communications to update television features powered by Minerva 10.
Thank you for choosing Race as your preferred television provider. Our mission is to ensure that our customers have the newest technology and ensure that the technology is working the way it is supposed to. In the coming weeks, Race will be updating our television software. Powered by the Minerva 10 platform, combined with other…
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AT&T and Frontier – feeling the burn from declining customers?
Despite being the only service provider in many parts of the country, Frontier’s stock dropped a whopping 62% in 2017 – and 2018 isn’t looking much better for the company. In fact, earlier this year, Bloomberg reported that Frontier was considering a sale of landline assets in California, Florida and Texas that the company acquired from…
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How To Work it: Your Race Remote & DVR