GCI Communication

GCI Communication Corp. is a telecommunications company based in Anchorage, Alaska, founded in 1979. It is recognized as Alaska’s first technology startup and has developed into the state's most comprehensive communications network, employing around 2,000 people. Initially focused on providing affordable long-distance phone service, GCI has invested over $3-4 billion to expand its offerings and reach even the most remote areas of Alaska. GCI provides a variety of services, including broadband internet access, mobile and cellular services with next-generation technologies like "Hometown 5G," and wireline telephone services. The company also offers television services. GCI serves a diverse customer base, including residential consumers and businesses across various sectors such as education, healthcare, and government, helping them enhance connectivity and achieve their objectives. As a subsidiary of Liberty Broadband, GCI continues to play a vital role in Alaska's telecommunications landscape.