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- 1Spectrum customers say 'fixed-rate' plans got pricier early▼Spectrum customers say 'fixed-rate' internet and TV plans got pricier before promos ended
Charter Communications' Spectrum is facing complaints from customers who say their advertised fixed-rate internet and TV bundles increased in price before their promotional periods actually ended. Reports circulating through outlets including The Cool Down and Yahoo suggest promotional pricing lapsed earlier than promised, drawing frustration among subscribers over billing practices and how fixed-rate offers are marketed and honored.
- 2Spectrum Expands High-Speed Internet to 10,000 Polk County Locations▼Spectrum Launches High-Speed Internet to More Than 10,000 Homes and Small Businesses in Polk County, Florida
Charter Communications announced that its Spectrum service has launched high-speed internet access for more than 10,000 homes and small businesses in Polk County, Florida. The expansion brings broadband service to thousands of additional addresses in the central Florida county, extending the company's ongoing network buildout in the region.
- 3Spectrum to showcase edge AI computing at SCTE TechExpo●Spectrum Brings AI Computing to the Edge of the Network at SCTE TechExpo 26
Charter Communications' Spectrum brand announced it will present its work bringing AI computing to the edge of the network at SCTE TechExpo 26. The company says moving AI processing closer to customers can support lower-latency services and new applications delivered over its broadband infrastructure. Details of the specific demonstrations were not provided in the announcement.
- 4Spectrum Completes Rural Fiber Expansion in Somerset County, Maryland▼Spectrum Completes Rural Fiber Broadband Expansion in Somerset County, Maryland
Charter Communications' Spectrum brand has completed a fiber broadband expansion in Somerset County, Maryland, bringing high-speed internet service to rural parts of the county. The company says the project extends reliable connectivity to communities that previously lacked access to fast broadband, supporting work, education and other online activity. Local officials have long sought better rural internet coverage on Maryland's Eastern Shore.