Metronet, the nation’s largest independently owned 100% fiber optic provider, announced it has been ranked the fastest internet service provider (ISP) in Iowa. According to recently released data from Ookla Speedtest Intelligence, Metronet was ranked the “Fastest Internet Service Provider in Iowa” with a median download speed of 251.21 megabits per second (Mbps) and median upload speed of 213.55 Mbps for Q2 2023.
“Access to reliable, high-quality internet is essential to our everyday lives. Metronet is proud to be named the fastest internet service provider in Iowa, as we provide access to 100% fiber optic internet to more than two dozen communities throughout the state, just like Des Moines,” said Craig Zimmerman, Metronet Government Affairs Manager. “Metronet understands the importance of an internet service you can trust. As we continually keep families and businesses connected through our ultra-high-speed fiber optic internet, we look forward to advancing the development and future success of each community we serve.”
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Ookla Speedtest Intelligence also ranked Metronet as the fastest internet service provider in Des Moines, Johnston, Davenport, Urbandale, Ankeny, Waterloo, Clive, Sioux City, and Iowa City.
As a leading fiber optic internet provider, Metronet and its affiliates provide ultra-high-speed 100% fiber optic internet speeds to more than 250 communities throughout 16 states. With an expanded presence in Iowa, Metronet will continue to support more communities throughout the state with access to a 100% fiber optic infrastructure providing multi-gigabit speeds up to 10 gigabits with symmetrical upload and download speeds.
Metronet is the nation’s largest independently owned, 100% fiber optic company headquartered in Evansville, Indiana. The customer-focused company provides cutting-edge fiber optic communication services, including high-speed Fiber Internet and full-featured Fiber Phone. Metronet started in 2005 with one fiber optic network in Greencastle, Indiana.
SOURCE: Businesswire