Rural Broadband for Upstate New York

Population density decides who gets wired. It should not decide who gets served. Hudson Valley Wireless has been building broadband into rural upstate New York since 2002 — hybrid-fiber optic and fixed wireless, engineered for the places where the cable stops.

Where the wire stops, we start

We serve nine New York counties, and most of the addresses we connect were passed over by wired providers because the road was too long or the houses too far apart. Fixed wireless does not care about density. If we can see you from a tower we can serve you, and our engineers check the address by hand rather than leaving it to a map.

What it is good enough for

Video calls that do not freeze mid-sentence, remote work, online school, streaming in more than one room, and the cameras and thermostats that now expect a connection. Low latency is what makes those feel normal, and latency is where fixed wireless separates itself from what rural households are usually offered.

How rural broadband compares