Cox Communications

Cox Mobile surveyed a sample of U.S. teens, seniors, and members of the sandwich generation to learn more about their online habits and safety concerns. Key findings show that while all generations face digital threats, the sandwich generation bears the greatest burden, with 86 percent saying managing online safety for their children and parents adds stress to their life. 

On March 31, 2025, the Federal Communications Commission's Wireline Competition Bureau notified Cox of its failure to meet its third year Rural Digital Opportunity Fund (RDOF) broadband deployment interim milestones in California, Louisiana, Nebraska and Virginia. This letter satisfies Cox’s requirement to file by June 30, 2025 a quarterly report regarding its progress towards compliance. In California and Louisiana, Cox identified and certified additional locations which were deployed in 2024 but not included in the year-end reporting and annual certifications.

According to a recent report from Cox, conducted by a third-party research firm, customers enrolled in the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) and/or who use Cox's Connect2Compete (C2C) service are experiencing significant positive impacts on their careers, their children's education and to the continuing education of the adults in their household. Cox's long-standing commitment to narrowing the digital divide began 20 years ago with Connect2Compete for families with K-12 children.

Cox Communications unveiled a new pilot program with the city of Las Vegas to deploy one of the first Managed Private Networks (MPN) launched by a US city to facilitate Smart City use cases. Together, Cox and the city will leverage Citizens' Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) to power Smart City solutions that deliver insights into visitor attendance and after-hours activities at Baker Park through parking lot management, safety detection and trend analytics.