IQ Fiber Invests $150 Million for Delaware Fiber Internet Buildout
Under the state’s Permitting Accelerator, the plan will be streamlined under a priority broadband designation.
Under the state’s Permitting Accelerator, the plan will be streamlined under a priority broadband designation.
April 2, 2026 – IQ Fiber’s all-fiber network launched in Delaware for the first time on Monday, and will serve as the beginning of a $150 million investment from the company.
Launched in Kent County, Delaware, the fiber-optic internet will allow households and businesses to be the first to access the network. The company will continue to build out fiber over the next 18-24 months, and will bring 50 permanent jobs to the state.
“Delaware residents have had limited options when it comes to internet service, and that’s exactly why we’re here,” said IQ Fiber CEO Ted Schremp. “Our approach is simple, build a modern 100% fiber network and power it with great people that live and work in the markets we serve. We offer straightforward pricing, no contracts, and support from real people who understand the importance of a having a consistent, reliable internet connection.”
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