Astound brings Advanced Fixed Wireless Internet to 26,000 homes across Northern California

Astound Launches WiFi Network, Delivering High-Speed Internet to Davis, Area Communities
Astound, a recognized leader in internet, Wi-Fi, mobile, TV, and fiber-optic solutions, today announced the launch of a powerful new fixed wireless network to expand high-speed internet and WiFi access to more than 26,000 homes in Davis and nearby areas of Yolo and Placer Counties, effective immediately. This includes more than 2,000 homes in predominantly rural areas of the counties that have not had access to high-speed internet and WiFi service before. This marks Astound’s first service offering in the Davis market.
As of December 8, more than 26,000 homes in areas that include Davis, Penryn, Auburn, Newcastle, Lincoln, Granite Bay, and Roseville can access reliable internet and WiFi with speeds up to 500 megabits per second. Astound engineered its fixed wireless network specifically to overcome both the barriers of rural geography and poor legacy infrastructure in more urban areas. Unlike mobile-based or satellite options, it delivers fast, low-latency, professionally installed internet and WiFi that performs reliably in real-world conditions that involve such variables as dense trees, hills, or long distances from fiber hubs. This launch is part of Astound’s broader commitment to bridge the digital divide and deliver connectivity to communities that have long faced limited options.
Astound’s fixed wireless offering will quickly extend its internet and WiFi services to homes in areas without direct access to its physical fiber network, as well as provide another reliable option for areas that can access the traditional network. It delivers high-speed connectivity designed to seamlessly support video conferencing, streaming, online learning, remote work, and more digital experiences. Moreover, its deployment can occur in a matter of days, using existing towers or poles, as compared to timelines of months or longer that traditional fiber construction requires.
“Davis is a vibrant market, and this offering enables us to enter this community and others in Yolo and Placer counties by providing immediate access to fast and reliable connectivity at a strong value,” said Jared Sonne, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Astound West Region. “Fixed wireless offerings are ideal for areas in Northern California, whether growing suburbs or rural towns, which have long endured lack of choice and slow connectivity speeds. Here and throughout the West Coast, our goal is to deliver a dependable service that supports remote work, online learning, telehealth, and everyday digital life.”
Affordable & Accessible
Pricing is $40/month, 3-year price guarantee, whole home WiFi eero equipment included, unlimited data and no contracts. For qualifying households, Astound also offers affordable internet packages through its Internet First program—designed to support qualified families, seniors, students, and veterans.
Award-Winning Internet
Astound is recognized in the 2025 PCMag Readers’ Choice Awards for outperforming major national providers across 16 categories. For 11 years, customers have consistently rated Astound as the best cable Internet Service Provider (ISP) in the country. These rankings reflect the voices of real customers –PCMag readers who rated their experience on speed, service, value, and satisfaction.
Source: BUSINESS WIRE
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