Cal.net Announces New Broadband Service in Tehama County Providing Reliable, Affordable Internet Connectivity
Hybrid Wireless and Fiber Broadband Brings Reliable Connectivity to Schools, Homes, Businesses, Government and Agriculture Throughout Tehama County
Cal.net, Terranova Ranch, and Microsoft Demonstrate Technology That Helps Central Valley Growers Save Water
Innovative approaches enhance agricultural productivity, maximize efficient water usage and improve tech skills for agricultural workers
Cal.net Expands Hybrid Fiber & Wireless Broadband Network in Tulare County
Broadband access collaboration with Land O’Lakes, Inc. and Microsoft will benefit schools, homes, and businesses in rural communities across the county
Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians and Cal.net Partner to Build Fiber-to-the-Home to the Shingle Springs Rancheria
Long-awaited technology upgrade will benefit education, emergency services, patient care, digital learning and economic development initiatives for the Tribe.
Cal.net Completes Executive Management Team with Key Hires to Drive Growth and Deliver Exceptional Customer Experience
Experienced Industry Leaders Appointed as Chief Revenue Officer, VP of Finance, and Senior Director of Marketing to Position Cal.net for Continued Success
Jack Barker Appointed CEO of Cal.net as Company Prepares for Significant Growth in Central California
John Lane Will Remain Involved in Strategic Acquisitions and Serve on the Board of Directors as Company Seeks to Add 40K Subscribers by 2026
Expanding broadband internet access for Tulare, California
Land O’Lakes, Inc. Cal.net, and Microsoft collaborate on broadband connectivity project that will benefit Tulare and the surrounding area …
Cal.net Acquires Winters Broadband
Plans Include Expanding Coverage and Upgrading High Speed Internet and Voice Services to More Rural Areas of California
Cal.net Announces Merger with Hstar Technology Group
The company said in an announcement that the merger expands Cal.net’s territory by about 300 square miles in Calaveras and Tuolumne counties, bringing the total territory to approximately 2,300 square miles.