Tachus Fiber Internet Blog

Picture this: you're in the middle of a crucial video conference when a thunderstorm rolls in, and, poof, your connection is gone.

For a long time, choosing an Internet service provider (ISP) has been a source of frustration for many consumers.

Tachus Fiber Internet, headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas, announced today that over the next two years it will deploy more than $100,000,000 to build its Advanced XGS Network that will deliver multi-gig speeds to residential and business cus...

In today's fast-paced world, having a reliable and high-speed Internet connection is crucial for both work and leisure.

Are you an e-sports enthusiast looking to take your gaming to the next level? Look no further than Tachus Fiber Internet—the ultimate choice for online gaming and competitive e-sports.

We're living in an era of mind-boggling digital advancements, where having a solid, super-fast Internet connection is absolutely crucial.

In today's digital landscape, technology is constantly evolving to keep up with society's ever-changing demands. Internet technology, in particular, has seen many monumental

At Tachus Fiber Internet, we are committed to providing our customers with the fastest and most reliable internet service possible

How often does your Internet slow down? You're trying to stream your favorite movie or TV show, but buffering keeps freezing the video. You're gaming or on a zoom call, but lag keeps getting in the way.

You’re using fast, gig-speed Internet to stream your favorite show, get work done, or video-call an out-of-town friend. But all of a sudden, everything stops.

How do you think Internet speeds in the USA compare to the rest of the world? Here’s a better question: how do you think your Internet speeds compare to the rest of the world?

Each year it’s becoming easier for cable TV customers to cancel their plans and switch to streaming for all of their live TV and on-demand

Well, it’s that time of the year; the season has changed, the holidays are upon us, and Xfinity is raising their rates again.

Have you ever failed to load a website, only for it to work after you’ve cleared your browser cache?