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Closing the digital divide
GCI is leading the nation in connecting the most remote communities in the world
Over $4 billion invested in connecting Alaska with digital access
We've invested more than any other telecommunications provider to connect Alaskans across the state. And we're not done yet.
Technology for everyone
Our coverage is unprecedented. From Anchorage to the most remote communities, we're investing in connectivity solutions that empower Alaskans to do more. Even better: We're just getting started!
Equal access — and prices — for all
All our home internet customers who have access to fiber backhaul pay the same price, whether they live in a city of 300 or 300,000.
The technology to deliver
We're connecting all of Alaska with whatever technology it takes to unlock high-speed digital access for all.
More than 40 years of breaking new ground
Delivering service in Alaska can be challenging, but GCI has decades of experience traversing the state's most rugged terrain to connect some of the most remote communities in North America.
An Alaska-sized dream: digital access for all
Working toward fair and widespread access to digital resources for everyone in a state as vast as Alaska is serious work. Alaska's most advanced network spans more than 10,000 miles. That's like driving from Los Angeles to New York and back, twice.
A historic opportunity to connect Alaskans
The federal Infrastructure, Jobs and Investment Act, is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to improve connectivity across the state. GCI is working with Tribal partners to develop connectivity projects that will leverage these federal funds to close the digital divide in rural Alaska. And we’ve launched a Rural Connectivity Initiative to help guide long-term investment over the next decade. In the meantime, we also continue to invest in our network and upgrade services across the state. In fact, over the past five years GCI has upgraded service for 115,300 Alaskans in 121 communities.