• Charter Communications’ Spectrum expanded its fiber broadband network in Osceola County, Michigan, targeting more than 900 additional homes and businesses.
• The build extends service into previously unserved or underserved rural areas, supporting Spectrum Internet, Mobile, TV, Voice offerings.
• The expansion is part of a multi-year rural initiative backed by more than $7 billion in private investment to add 100,000+ miles of fiber.
• The program targets 1.7 million new locations nationwide, aiming for symmetrical, multi-gigabit speeds.
• Spectrum said it connected more than 19,000 rural locations in Michigan in 2025, adding nearly 1,000 miles of fiber.

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