An Xfinity customer in Boulder who signs up for 300 Mbps service today pays $40 a month. A neighbor two doors down who signed up for the identical plan two years ago is now paying $75 a month for the same speed — not because Comcast raised prices across the board, but because the first customer is still inside a …

Providers sell speed in round numbers — 300 Mbps, 500 Mbps, a full gigabit — and the tier a household lands on often comes down to whichever number looked safely oversized on a signup page, not what the household actually asks a connection to do. The Federal Communications Commission publishes a more useful answer: a …

Not every Boulder County address sits inside a cable footprint or a fiber buildout zone, and for the addresses that fall outside both, fixed wireless has quietly become the most workable third option — not a fallback of last resort, but a legitimate connection type with its own providers, its own installation process, …

Louisville, Colorado sits just east of the Boulder foothills in Boulder County, and its internet options look different from Boulder proper — a mix of established cable infrastructure, an actively expanding fiber footprint, legacy DSL in older pockets, and 5G fixed wireless filling gaps the wired networks haven't …

A single speed test result means almost nothing on its own. A number like "212 Mbps" only becomes useful once you know what conditions produced it, what your plan actually promises, and what that number does to a Zoom call or a cloud backup running in the background. Most Boulder residents who run a speed test are …

Boulder's housing stock spans more than a century of construction — Victorian conversions on University Hill, mid-century rentals in North Boulder, purpose-built apartment complexes in Gunbarrel — and the internet infrastructure inside any given unit reflects that history more directly than it reflects the neighborhood …

Moving to Boulder from out of town puts you in an awkward position with home internet: you need service live on move-in day, but you're making the decision weeks before you can stand in the apartment and look at the cable outlets. Get the timing and provider choice right before you pack the truck, and you'll have a …