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Alaska’s lack of infrastructure makes it important to develop reliable lines of communication which the state’s telecom companies pursue rigorously. GCI, AT&T, Alaska Communications, Quintillion, and ASTAC are some of the businesses that have kept Alaska’s communication networks up to speed.
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GCI Announces Additions to Leadership Team
GCI announced additions to the company’s leadership team with the promotion of William Wailand to Senior Vice President, Heather Handyside to Chief Communications Officer…
GCI Makes Annual Charitable Giving Commitment at Virtual Event
GCI has committed $2 million in 2021 in direct donations, in-kind services, and products to Alaska organizations.
ASTAC Launches Fastest Internet Offering to North Slope
ASTAC now meets the Federal Communications Commission’s standard of 25 Mbps (download speed) over 3 Mbps (upload speed) to ensure rural Americans receive internet service comparable to those in urban areas.
TCC and UAF Researchers Evaluate Wildfire Impacts Using Unmanned Aircraft
The collaboration between TCC and UAF researchers aims to gather information about vegetation regrowth in village firebreaks and about how fires along rivers could influence salmon habitat and growth rates.
Quintillion and GCI Partner to Bring Improved Internet Services to Nome and Kotzebue
The partnership will provide the residents of both communities access to 1 Gigabit internet speeds like those in Anchorage and Fairbanks.
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Designing Spaces for Masked Faces
February 2021
The arrival of COVID-19 last March changed the way Alaskans live. Hand sanitizer and face masks became must-have items when leaving home, and phrases like “hunker down” and “social distance” became part of our daily lexicon.