A damaged fiber-optic cable in the Lower 48 appears to be affecting customers statewide on Friday.
Internet and phone provider Alaska Communications, or ACS, says a damaged fiber-optic cable in the Lower 48 was affecting customers statewide on Friday.
that a cable belonging to another provider in Tacoma, Washington was the source of the outage. The company says customers are experiencing slower-than-normal internet speeds as a result, especially in Juneau.The company did not immediately respond to a request for more information about the extent of the outage.Email Address
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