Greenlight Networks is set to invest $100 million in fiber infrastructure in Baltimore, launching services for its first customers in September. The rollout will target areas including Mt. Washington, Roland Park, and Hampden. The company plans to establish a regional office in the city and hire local workers for various roles. CEO Mark Murphy emphasized the necessity of better internet access in Baltimore, highlighting its role in modern life. Greenlight's expansion aligns with Maryland's goal of improving digital connectivity through public-private partnerships.
There's a clear demand in Baltimore for better internet, and Greenlight is excited to deliver a choice for broadband Internet that this community has long awaited and rightfully deserves.
Internet access is vital for everything from remote work and online shopping to telehealth, gaming, and smart home tech. Greenlight's expansion into Baltimore will ensure residents have the speed and reliability to keep up with today's digital demands.
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