Why CFU Fiber Internet is Better

CFU's all fiber broadband network provides customers with reliably fast internet service, delivering both low latency and increased bandwidth.

Bandwidth is the amount of data that can be delivered at once, while latency is how quickly that data arrives. Both contribute to how fast videos play and webpages load.

A direct fiber connection provides the capacity to handle large amounts of data and the speed to deliver it quickly. 

Unlike cellular or satellite service, our internet is not affected by weather or network congestion, helping ensure a consistent experience. 

You can think of it like water flowing to your home; bandwidth is the size of the pipe, and latency is how quickly the water reaches your faucet. At CFU, we focus on maintaining a strong, efficient system so customers can enjoy a smooth, responsive online experience.

 

How CFU Compares

Download Bandwidth (Capacity)	Upload Bandwidth (Capacity)	Latency (How quickly data arrives)
CFU: Up to 10 Gbps (10,000 Mbps)	CFU: Up to 10 Gbps (10,000 Mbps)	CFU: Less than 2 Milliseconds (ms)
Cable: Up to 1 Gbps (1,000 Mbps)	Cable: Up to 50 Mbps	Cable: 30 ms
Cellular: Up to 498 Mbps	Cellular: Up to 56 Mbps	Cellular: 16-28 ms
Satellite: Up to 400 Mbps	Satellite: Up to 40 Mbps	Satellite: 30-40 ms