Submitted by Volo Press Relations on 31 August 2012 - 1:28pm
Volo Broadband activated the first UC2B customer on Wednesday August 22nd. Volo is subcontracted to install UC2B customers. This marks the beginning of installations for a possible 2,400 residential UC2B customers in Champaign-Urbana. Click to see if you are eligible for free UC2B installation.
Volo Broadband constructs, maintains and provides fiber management databases for fiber networks in East Central Illinois. In addition to our own network, Volo Broadband has installed and continues to maintain networks for:
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Volo Broadband is the premiere internet service provider for Town & Country Apartments in Urbana. We offer a basic service at no cost, plus a number of upgraded service plans for more active internet users. You may change your service at any time, and there are no contracts and no installation fees.
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Working with Green Purpose has resulted in:
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Improving reuse of materials
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Submitted by Volo Press Relations on 21 May 2010 - 8:36pm
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -- May 21 2010 -- Volo Broadband today announced that it has completed the first phase of its 2010 capacity-upgrade plan, adding 50 miles of underground conduit infrastructure and one gigabit per second (Gbps) of additional backbone capacity.
