From 2018-2020 alone, Charter extended its network to reach an additional 2.5 million new homes and businesses, about a third in rural areas.

From 2016-2020 alone, Charter invested nearly $40 billion in American infrastructure and technology. Charter is investing in innovative technologies to drive innovations that will power the future of connectivity – including the Internet of Things, Smart Cities, and the apps of tomorrow. These investments will ultimately enable us to deliver high capacity, high compute, low latency connectivity to our customers in communities big and small across the country.

Consumers today and in the future deserve the ability to control how their information is collected and used whenever they use the internet, and wherever they go online. This is why Charter has long called for national online privacy legislation that starts with the consumer and is grounded in 5 core principles: control, transparency, parity, uniformity, and security.

Building the connectivity needs of today – and tomorrow – requires a full range of wired and wireless technologies and a full toolkit of spectrum that includes licensed and unlicensed, high-band, mid-band, and low-band spectrum. The future of connectivity is near, and Charter is committed to making sure Americans across the country – in urban areas – can access the benefits that ultra-fast, low-latency broadband will provide.

The video marketplace is more vibrant than ever, offering consumers an unprecedented amount of content on an array of devices.