Communications & Connectivity

Cox Communications services Southern Nevada’s residential and commercial markets with high-speed, reliable Internet services. Cox owns and operates 7,453 miles of fiber optic cable connecting Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Henderson, Boulder City and unincorporated Clark County. Cox’s services are delivered by Hybrid Fiber-Optic Coaxial and Fiber To The Premise networks. Today, Cox’s network allows it to provide over 70 percent of customers in its entire footprint gigabit speeds; 100 percent will have access to gigabit speeds by the end of 2018. Cox’s HFC network combines optical fiber and coaxial cable to provide residential and commercial customers with high-speed data, video and voice services. Businesses and residences in some areas of Las Vegas also have access to Cox’s gigabit passive optical network. Businesses requiring higher bandwidth of 1Gbps to 100Gbps or more are fed by Cox’s wavelength division multiplexing or synchronous optical network. Cox’s backbone connects its customers to the Internet. Cox’s multiple routes ingressing/egressing Las Vegas, as well as its multiple peering relationships, allow the company to provide high-speed, scalable, resilient and reliable service for its broad customer base.