Loop Internet has been acquired by New York-based Greenlight Networks, expanding Greenlight’s fiber footprint in Pennsylvania. Customers will see no changes to pricing or service, as both brands enter a co-branding phase. Former Loop General Manager Jason Wasmanski now serves as Vice President of Operations for Greenlight’s Central Region, with further local expansion and hiring planned in Mountaintop.
Greenlight Networks will sponsor a day of free admission to Binghamton’s Ross Park Zoo on Oct. 13, 2025.
Fiber internet provider Greenlight Networks has announced it has acquired Scranton, PA-based Loop Internet.
Greenlight Networks is proud to announce the launch of the second session of its Optical Telecom Installer Certification (FBA OpTIC Path™) Training Program, a tuition-free workforce initiative offered in partnership with the Rochester Educational Opportunity Center (REOC) and the Fiber Broadband Association (FBA).
Greenlight Networks, New York’s fastest growing fiber-to-the-home internet provider, is accelerating its fiber internet expansion plans across Rochester in 2025, including announcing several new buildouts in towns on the west side. Representing a $30 million investment, Greenlight is rapidly expanding its network footprint into new neighborhoods located throughout Greece, Gates, Chili and Hilton.
Greenlight is making moves to get established in other states. In April, it announced $19 million in projects for northeastern and south-central Pennsylvania. In July, it revealed it is acquiring Loop Internet, a Scranton-based provider, as well as a $100 million buildout in Baltimore, Maryland.
Greenlight Networks, New York’s fastest growing fiber-to-the-home internet provider, is accelerating its fiber internet expansion plans across Rochester in 2025, including announcing several new buildouts in towns on the west side. Representing a $30 million investment, Greenlight is rapidly expanding its network footprint into new neighborhoods located throughout Greece, Gates, Chili and Hilton.
Greenlight Networks, New York’s fastest growing fiber-to-the-home internet provider, is doubling down on its commitment to Orange County, bringing next-generation connectivity to even more Hudson valley neighborhoods, businesses, and community organizations.
We know waiting for fiber can be tough—but trust us, it’s worth it! Here’s some insight into why installation could be delayed and how Greenlight Networks is working hard to get you connected ASAP.
Greenlight’s high-speed fiber network is already available in the Village of Goshen, and the Town of Wallkill with continued expansion across the City of Middletown, connecting another 10,000 homes in the next 12 months. The first homes in Port Jervis are expected to be connected as early as this August.
