Internet Access in Rome, New York
Rome features two major broadband network options to understand — coaxial cable (99.38% coverage) and DSL (93.74% availability). Cable broadband service is generally provided via traditional cable TV companies via pre-existing copper coaxial TV wires strung up on utility poles. DSL Internet, similarly, is delivered over landline phone wires. Most Rome street addresses can access both cable and/or DSL service from competing providers.
6.54 percent of Rome is currently without a choice so far as broadband Internet service. This is not an unexpected stat since market competition between providers is poor. Locations in the city generally have 1 choices for broadband service, accounting for the entire community.
Spectrum is also a common Internet option for Rome. They offer mainly Cable service available to 99 percent of the area.
Since FCC data is currently only collected twice annually and only published six or more months after that, data shown here may have minor inaccuracies.
According to the latest FCC data and direct provider reports, Viasat Internet and HughesNet are the strongest providers in Rome in terms of coverage area. As the map below demonstrates, the more common ISPs frequently compete at addresses around Rome.
Download Speeds up to:*1 Gbps*Not all internet speeds available in all areas.
