BPS Completes Its Transition to a 100% Fiber-to-the-Home Network

The Last DSL Connection Is Gone. BPS Is Now 100% Fiber.

In early January 2026, BPS Fiber reached an important milestone when we converted our final DSL Internet customer to fiber.

With that installation complete, BPS became a 100% fiber-to-the-home Internet provider throughout our established fiber service areas.

That's an important distinction.

Many broadband networks use fiber somewhere in their infrastructure. Fiber may transport traffic between cities, connect neighborhoods or feed equipment located near customers.

BPS Fiber goes further.

Fiber All the Way to Your Home

Our fiber-optic cable runs all the way to the customer premises.

There isn't a coaxial cable network carrying the final portion of your BPS Internet connection, and we aren't relying on an old copper telephone line to provide broadband service.

It's genuine Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH).

That fiber connection gives BPS the ability to provide:

• Fast symmetrical upload and download speeds
• Gigabit Internet service
• Low-latency connectivity
• Greater capacity for connected devices
• A network designed to support future speed increases

Completing the conversion also represents the culmination of years of investment by BPS in the communities we serve.

We didn't simply upgrade the Internet service running over an old network.

We replaced the network.

And we're continuing to invest in it.

BPS Fiber — Fiber All the Way Home.