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High speed telecommunications networks have enabled nearly 5,595,211 of Missouri residents to access information on health care, do business with overseas partners, and develop their social networks.

Read below to find out why high speed telecommunications are crucial in this vibrant age of information.

What is Missouri High Speed Telecommunications?

High Speed Telecommunications or High-speed Internet access or "broadband" enables subscribers to gain access to the Internet and Internet-related services at notably higher speeds than those available through "dial-up" Internet access services.

Also, with high speed telecommunications your phone line is free; there is no dialing involved and you do not wait for dialup servers to respond. This saves a significant amount of time in the rush hour of today's vibrant world.

FCC or the Federal Communications Commission commonly describes high speed telecommunications services as data transmission speeds at more than 200 kilobits per second (Kbps), or 200,000 bits per second, in at least one route: download (receiving data from the Internet to your pc) or upload (sending data from your pc to the Internet).

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hybrid fiber/coax (HFC) - A type of network that includes coaxial cables to distribute signals to a group of individual locations (typically 500 or more), and a fiber optic backbone to connect these groups.

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