Pioneer Communications

Pioneer Communications is a commonly known ISP that specializes in providing Internet connection in the rural areas of the western part of the United States of America. Founded in 1950 as a telephone cooperative, Pioneer stepped into the dial-up as well as the DSL internet service at the start of the 1990s and then switched on to its fiber optic broadband networks serving over 100,000 residential and business customers. With backing from millions in governmental funding and credit, Pioneer Communications has aggressively pursued a fiber-to-the-premises model for the last ten years. This has enabled the firm to extend gigabit download and upload speeds to more customers within the rural areas that it serves and where connectivity has been significantly lagging. In light of its fiber optic networks, Pioneer Communications allows customers to make video calls, watch high-definition videos, use the internet for video transmission, and engage in other smart home and internet of things activities that require a heavier bandwidth. It also offers the following services to customers and companies, namely free technical support for 24 hours, other telephone line services, and TV packages through its high-speed networks. As technology keeps on developing, Pioneer Communications seeks to expand its services in a bid to serve the residential as well as the business clients in the thousands of rural Western miles of Pioneer Communications jurisdiction.