The Wi-Fi company discovered that selling software was only the beginning. Its real business was taking responsibility for everything between a guest’s device and a working connection.
The Bixby telephone company grew into a fiber, voice and managed IT provider. Its next test is keeping Oklahoma customers connected when something goes wrong.
A $725.1 million debt deal and a merger with Clearwave Fiber have given Point Broadband room to grow. In Foley, Alabama, the work came down to new fiber, old cable boxes and teaching people to stream.
Hotwire sells fiber to whole communities, turning the association contract into a broadband business. Behind the speed claims sit construction crews, a 50G trial and a deal reported at roughly $7 billion.
From hotel televisions to apartment Wi-Fi, Groove Technology Solutions sells a practical promise: one team to install the technology, connect the pieces and pick up the phone.
The old Calix sold boxes to phone companies. The new Calix gives 1,200-plus broadband providers a cloud, an AI workforce and a menu of services designed to make a commodity connection feel local again.

Aerwave is a Texas-based proptech company that designs, deploys and operates next-generation managed Wi-Fi for multifamily residential communities. It delivers property-wide, gigabit-speed internet that is secure and always on, paired with 24/7 domestic support, an owner analytics dashboard, and a capital program that lets property owners deploy infrastructure with no upfront cost. Aerwave works exclusively with real estate owners, developers and operators across the multifamily, build-to-rent, single-family rental and student-housing markets.
Eleven Software is a cloud-based managed Wi-Fi platform built for hospitality, multifamily, and community connectivity. Its flagship product, ElevenOS, lets hotel brands, apartment operators, and telecom carriers centrally manage guest and resident Wi-Fi across multiple properties, devices, and hardware vendors - handling authentication, branded onboarding, loyalty integration, tiered bandwidth, and real-time analytics without replacing existing infrastructure. Founded in 2001 and now based in Las Vegas, Eleven serves brands like Marriott, Accor, and carriers such as AT&T and Charter.
Sail Internet is a Santa Clara-based internet service provider that uses a hybrid of fiber and fixed-wireless technology to deliver high-speed, no-contract broadband to homes and businesses across the San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley. Founded in 2015 by Stanford-trained broadband engineers, the company positions itself as a customer-first, net-neutral alternative to incumbent cable and telecom giants, reaching residences, multi-dwelling communities, and enterprises with gigabit-class connectivity that skips costly trench-and-dig infrastructure.