Comcast Completes $46M in Technology Infrastructure Projects Across Florida’s First Coast
Summary
Whether we are talking about business, school, finance, healthcare or entertainment, high speed Internet has become essential,” said Clay County Commission Chair, Jim Renninger. “Comcast’s continuing investments in advanced connectivity will help position the First Coast area as a great place to promote economic development and to enhance the quality of life of the residents of Clay County. "Through its network investments, Comcast has brought its advanced services proactively to areas across Florida’s First Coast including:- Along the First Coast Expressway, supporting residential projects near SR-16, Sandridge Road and south of Green Cove Springs along SR-17 in Clay County- The Wildlight Commerce Park in Nassau County- Florida Gateway Logistics Park in Jacksonville- CR-210 in St. Johns County including the Fountains, Beachwalk and Legends Points Logistic- Imeson Landing and Imeson Park South in Duval County- Palencia in St. Johns CountyThese network investments, which reach everything from businesses and residential developments to houses of worship, give Florida’s First Coast access to the full suite of Comcast Business and Xfinity services, including Internet speeds up to 100 Gbps for commercial customers and speeds faster than a gigabit for residential customers, including the option to connect to a fiber-based Internet service that can deliver symmetrical upload and download speeds up to 10 Gbps.“Access to high-speed internet is a necessity in today’s digital world, especially in healthcare, where reliability is essential,” said Jim Bilsky, Vice President of Enterprise IT Operations at Baptist Health. “With more than 500 employees, more than 13,000 miles of network infrastructure and hundreds of thousands of customers, Comcast is part of the fabric of Jacksonville and the surrounding area. We’ll continue to invest in Jacksonville, not just because it’s a smart business decision, but because a rising tide lifts all boats.”Shrinking the Digital Divide in Northeast FloridaSince 2010, Comcast has made more than $5 million in cash and in-kind contributions to Jacksonville area non-profits such as Seniors on a Mission to support activities designed to help shrink the digital divide.
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