Once a little Internet provider that relied on aging copper telephone lines Sonic for SantaRosa service, moved into the fiber optic marketplace in 2011, when it diversified into company services in 2013, and deployed residential service in Sebastopol. Now, fiber optic networks have been constructed by it in two Santa Rosa business parks and declared jobs at Stanford University and in Petaluma, San Francisco, Brentwood.

The organization is poised to declare added fiber jobs in the year’s first quarter, including both business and residential -centered services, said Dane Jasper, the CEO and cofounder of Sonic.

“For companies, having more than one or in certain places two selections for their data and phone technology is an enormous triumph,” Jasper said.

The brand new fiber optic network runs previous 250 buildings, a total of nine miles and an estimated 500 companies of varied sizes in the Airport Business Center, Jasper said.

Sonic competitions Comcast and AT&T additionally offer phone service and broadband Internet to the region.

AT&T offers several fiber-based services to companies in the Airport Business Center, in addition to online backup, network security and other cloud-established services, spokeswoman. The business additionally offers bundles touting it as the most powerful and most dependable network of its own type in the state.

“Pricing for our wired and wireless services changes depending on particular needs of our company customers, but customers may reap the benefits of bundling wired and wireless services for discounted pricing,” Taylor wrote in an e-mail.

Comcast has additionally been “very competitive” in enlarging fiber optic broadband services in Northern California, spokesman Bryan Byrd said.