US Internet Launches 10 GBPS Internet Speed Service for Residential and Small Business Users

US Internet, a pioneering global Internet and data services provider since 1995, today announced the launch of the world's first ever 10 GBPS Internet speed service for residential and small business users, effective immediately.

"The launch of our 10 GBPS Internet service will make Minneapolis the first city in the world to receive access to the Internet at speeds never before experienced in our country, or any other country for that matter, both in terms of 10 GBPS download and upload speeds," said Joe Caldwell, Co-CEO of US Internet.

Added Mr. Caldwell, "US Internet has long advocated for small business owners and residential customers that they deserve the same broadband as Fortune 100 companies. With our new fiber network, we have redefined what is considered broadband Internet and taken our speed capabilities to next-gen levels, resulting in the fastest Internet service the world has ever seen for home users. Now, Minneapolis residents will have more Internet bandwidth in their houses than some countries have serving their entire country."

About US Internet
Founded in 1995, US Internet is a global provider of Internet, hosting, application, and digital phone services for government, institutions, business and consumers worldwide. Learn more at fiber.usinternet.com.

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