Largest Internet providers in the United States
- AT&T Internet Services
- Sparklight
- Lumen Technologies
- Charter Communications
- Comcast High Speed Internet (also known as Xfinity)
- Consolidated Communications (including FairPoint Communications and SureWest)
- Cox Communications
- Frontier Communications
- Mediacom
- TDS Telecom
- Windstream (including Earthlink)
- Verizon High Speed Internet
Residential – fewer than one million subscribers
- ALLO Communications
- Armstrong Zoom
- Atlas Networks
- B2X Online - VA
- Bernard Telephone Co
- BluePeak (Vast)
- Breezeline
- Cincinnati Bell
- Comelec
- ComTecCloud
- CS Technologies, Inc.
- Exede Internet
- Google Fiber
- Greenlight Networks
- Honest Networks
- Hotwire Communications
- HughesNet
- Interlync Internet Services
- ImOn Communications
- IVNet, LLP
- Midcontinent Communications
- Monkeybrains.net
- MV Link
- netBlazr
- Planet Networks
- RCN Corporation (acquired by TPG)
- Rise Broadband
- Sail Internet
- Shentel
- Sonic.net
- WirelessBuy
- South Slope
- Sprint (including Clearwire)
- Starry Internet
- Surf Internet
- Ting Internet
- Twin Lakes (Tennessee)
- United Communications (TN)
- USA Communications
- PenTeleData
- WideOpenWest (wow!)
- Viser
- Ziply Fiber
Business
- Aptech Networks[1]
- Atlas Networks
- B2X Online - VA
- Broadview
- CenturyLink
- Cogent Communications
- Digital West
- Everstream Fiber
- Google Fiber[2]
- Hotwire Communications
- Hurricane Electric
- Interlync Internet Services
- IT7 Networks
- MegaPath
- Skyriver
- Ting Internet
- Towerstream
- Stealth Communications
- Windstream
- Viser
- Ziply Fiber
References
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