Fiber Internet is in Central Arkansas!

You’ve seen the other internet service providers (ISPs), such as AT&T Fiber, AT&T Internet, Comcast, Earthlink, Frontier, Google Fiber, Hughesnet, Spectrum T-Mobile, Viasat, Xfinity, Verizon Fios, CenturyLink, Optimum and other dish, broadband, satellite internet, cable internet providers, and DSL companies and connection types. But at HyperFiber^®, fiber internet (fiber optic internet, that is) is all we do. We don’t try to sell you confusing wifi bundles with phone service like home phone packages, or confusing fiber plans, apps, TV service, routers/modems or other services. We just keep it simple and want to give you the fast internet – and reliable internet – you deserve. So you’ll always have the best internet connection with unlimited data, and the fastest speeds that collectively cable providers and other wireless internet providers can’t compete with. It’s internet to the max, with fast gigabit speeds and in your service area!

Hey, Arkansas residents, as a HyperFiber^® internet customer, you’ll get a great internet connection and fast speeds with internet coverage you never thought possible, all with our new fiber network. All with simple internet plans, (with simple internet costs) and a refreshingly simple approach to high-speed internet. We want to be known as the best internet service in your area, select areas, and even in rural areas! If you are not yet seeing us in your neighborhood, be sure to check availability to see when you will be linked to the fastest internet available as a valued Arkansas resident subscriber. HyperFiber^® is on the move and we won’t stop until you have access to the fastest, most reliable fiber internet, with the best customer satisfaction! We want to be your fiber internet provider.

1. Natural State: Arkansas is often referred to as "The Natural State" due to its diverse and scenic landscapes. The state is home to mountains, forests, caves, hot springs, and the picturesque Ozark Mountains, offering a wealth of natural beauty.

2. Crater of Diamonds State Park: Located in Murfreesboro, Arkansas, this state park is the only diamond-producing site open to the public. Visitors can search for diamonds in the park's plowed field and, if they're lucky, keep what they find. It's a unique attraction that draws treasure hunters from far and wide.

3. Johnny Cash's Boyhood Home: The town of Dyess, Arkansas, is home to the boyhood home of legendary musician Johnny Cash. The house has been preserved and is now part of the Dyess Colony Historic District, allowing fans to explore the early life of the "Man in Black."

4. Buffalo National River: Arkansas is home to the first designated national river in the United States—the Buffalo National River. It flows freely for 135 miles and offers opportunities for canoeing, kayaking, hiking, and camping, surrounded by scenic bluffs and wildlife.

5. Arkansas Razorbacks: The University of Arkansas's athletic teams are known as the Razorbacks. The mascot, a razorback hog, reflects the state's connection to the wild, tough, and resilient qualities associated with these animals. The Razorbacks have a strong following, particularly in college football.