en.Wedoany.com Reported - Race Communications announced the expansion of its 100% Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) network in Fresno, California, initially providing over 38,000 homes and businesses with symmetrical upload and download speeds via a full fiber optic network. This multi-phase expansion is part of the company's larger investment in California in 2026, totaling over $200 million. Initial construction is expected to begin citywide in Fresno this fall. From remote work and online learning to business growth, Fresno users will gain access to enhanced network connectivity, supporting long-term economic development and daily reliability.

Race Communications CEO Raul Alcaraz stated that Fresno, as an innovation hub in the Central Valley, is a natural choice for this network expansion. This expansion reflects the company's long-term commitment to building future-ready infrastructure where it is needed, empowering tens of thousands of residents through speed, reliability, and bandwidth to help them grow, innovate, and stay connected. Homes and businesses in Fresno will soon benefit from true fiber optic infrastructure, gaining more consumer choices that lead to better pricing, superior customer service, and an improved online experience. Race's 10-gigabit symmetrical upload and download speeds lay the foundation for Fresno's future growth.

Race, connected and powered by a California-based team, currently provides 100% fiber optic internet to over 50 markets in California. Across the state, the company has invested over $650 million and is making an additional investment of over $200 million in 2026 to build a full fiber optic network, accelerating local connectivity and economic growth.