Videotron welcomes results of CRTC study of broadband Internet access services

Videotron today welcomed the results of the first independent national study of the performance of broadband Internet access services, commissioned by the CRTC. The findings indicate that customers of Internet Service Providers (ISPs) that use hybrid fibre optic-coax cable (HFC) technology, including Videotron, are getting the speeds they signed up for.

 

The preliminary report confirms the reliability of the Internet services provided by HFC-based ISPs. The results show that actual download speeds are 100% to 106% of the advertised speeds, and upload speeds are 101% to 105% of the advertised speeds.

 

Fast and reliable Internet service

During the past 10 years, we have steadily increased the speed of our Internet access services to meet consumers’ constantly growing needs, while remaining focused on two key ingredients: performance and reliability. These results demonstrate that we deliver, day after day, on our promise to the consumers and businesses that place their trust in us.

Manon Brouillette President and CEO of Videotron

Videotron’s Fibre Hybrid 120 and Fibre Hybrid 200 Internet access services are available to nearly 2.9 million households and businesses, or more than 90% of Videotron customers. Some Greater Montréal area households and businesses are currently achieving speeds of 1 Gbps or more in a Videotron pilot project.

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