Greenlight Networks, the fastest fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) provider in New York State, announced plans to expand its high-speed internet to the Buffalo Niagara region thanks to an investment from Tom Golisano.
Greenlight Networks, the fastest fiber-to-the-home provider in New York State, and LeChase Construction Services, LLC, a full-service general construction and construction management firm, today announced a joint venture under which LeChase will assume construction management for the expansion of Greenlight’s fiber optic network.
Bishop Kearney High School (BKHS) teams up with Greenlight Networks, Rochester’s fastest fiber-to-the-home Internet provider, on a student-run video contest that focuses on the growing trend toward video streaming.
Greenlight ranked #22 in the Rochester Chamber’s list of Top 100 fastest-growing companies.
Greenlight Networks, the fastest fiber-to-the-home provider in New York State, and the Town of Greece today announced that nearly 2,900 Greece residents now have access to Greenlight’s fiber-to-the home high-speed Internet service.
Greenlight Networks, the fastest fiber-to-the-home provider in New York State, is pleased to announce that it has landed on the 2019 Rochester Chamber Top 100 list of fastest-growing, privately owned companies in the Rochester and Finger Lakes region.
Greenlight Networks, the fastest fiber-to-the-home provider in New York State, today announced the addition of Philip A. Jones as Chief Financial Officer.
Greenlight Networks, the fastest fiber-to-the-home provider in New York State, announced today that its high-speed fiber-optic network is now live in three districts in Gates.
Greenlight Network’s fiber Internet has brought freedom to our Rochester, NY community – freedom from phone and cable providers, freedom to work, play and live without data limits.
Greenlight Networks, the fastest fiber-to-the-home provider in New York State, announced today that it has started construction to expand its high-speed fiber-optic network to six additional Greenlight Districts spanning 3,900 households in parts of Greece, Irondequoit and Rochester.
