Metronet's investment in Fayetteville's fiber network is significant as it brings multi-gigabit speeds to the city, positioning it as a "gigabit city" with widespread access to symmetrical fiber optic internet.
Metronet has invested $70 million in Fayetteville's fiber network, which delivers multi-gigabit speeds.
Fayetteville is the first city selected by Metronet in Indiana and now operates in 16 states.
Metronet's certification of Fayetteville as a "gigabit city" indicates that the majority of households and businesses have access to their symmetrical fiber optic internet speeds of at least 1 gigabit.
Metronet is privately funded by equity firms Oak Hill Capital and Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, distinguishing it from other providers receiving government assistance.
Wilson, N.C., is another "gigabit city" with its city-owned and operated Greenlight network.
Pricing for Metronet's 1 gigabit service is $59.95 per month, with slower speeds also available.
Metronet has officially declared Fayetteville a Certified Gigabit City Powered by Metronet, connecting residents and businesses with their multi-gigabit fiber optic internet. The company's investment and expansion of high-speed internet access in Fayetteville contribute to the city's technological advancements.