Come Celebrate with us!!!
On November 7th from 5:30pm-9pm Cruzio is throwing a huge party to celebrate our 25th Anniversary party and you’re all invited.
Learn about the new-look Cruzio.com
We’ve made some big changes to cruzio.com and below we’ve tried to answer some questions you might have. If you have other questions, or absolutely any other feedback on the new site, please use the form at the bottom of this page.
- How do I check my Cruzio email?
- How do I pay my Cruzio bill?
- I have a website hosted with Cruzio — how do I get to my email and control panel?
- Can I still see local and world news, weather, surf and traffic reports?
- How do I open a Support ticket, access your Support documents and Speed Tester?
- Why all the changes?
- Who designed and built the new site?
- What about the stuff that’s no longer featured on the site?
We’re Making Some Changes to Cruzio.com
In a few weeks, we’ll be relaunching cruzio.com with a new focus on our members and services. We’ll be streamlining the content and giving the site a completely new look — a fresh, modern makeover. It’ll be faster and easier to use and we’re really excited about the new direction.
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25 Things That Happened 25 Years Ago
This November marks the 25th Anniversary of Cruzio Internet and we’re celebrating this landmark by thanking you — our incredible members, partners and friends — and remembering the ride we’ve all had so far.
To understand how we got to today, let’s take a closer look at the world as it was in 1989.
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Cruzio Broadband Expansion Plans
With the news last week that the long-planned CASF-backed fiber backbone from Santa Cruz to Soledad has been approved— a project that Cruzio has worked on for years and spearheaded in an earlier incarnation — we thought it would be a good time to talk a little about Cruzio’s Master Plan for broadband expansion in Santa Cruz County.
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Heartbleed Bug
By now, you’ve probably heard of the Heartbleed computer bug. Cruzio’s engineers were immediately aware of the issue and conducted a full review of our systems which showed that Cruzio systems, including our website and email, were never affected by the bug. Your personal information and data is absolutely not at risk through using our services.
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The 2009 Fiber Cut — Five Years On
Five years ago today, on April 9th 2009, Santa Cruz awoke to a world completely cut off from the continuous, uninterrupted communications we are now all so used to. To this day we don’t know for sure what happened (despite the $250,000 reward offered) but, as best anyone can figure, sometime in the early hours of the morning vandals took a chainsaw to AT&T’s fiberoptic backbone out of the county — and everything went dark.
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Cruzio.com Relaunch
In a few weeks, we’ll be relaunching cruzio.com with a new focus on our members and services. We’ll be streamlining the content and giving the site a completely new look — a fresh, modern makeover. It’ll be faster and easier to use and we’re really excited about the new direction.
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Cruzio’s Having a Party!
Cruzio Internet presents our Open House Extravaganza 3.0!
We’re inviting the whole Santa Cruz community to our 3rd annual Open House Extravaganza — the only place you can see great art and visit more than 100 businesses in one building.
Many of Cruzio’s creative staff and Cruzioworks members will be displaying their art around the space and we’ll be providing lots of tasty food, beer & wine, awesome swag bags and exciting entertainment throughout the evening! This will be an event you won’t want to miss.
Friday, March 7th
6-9pm
877 Cedar St.
Free!
New Tech Meet Up Encourages Themes of Community and Collaboration
On Wednesday night, over a hundred people mixed and mingled at Cruzioworks coworking space prior to the commencement of the second installation in a three-part series on the tech economy in Santa Cruz hosted by the Santa Cruz New Tech Meet up. As organizer and host, Doug Erickson mentioned, this was the fifth year of the New Tech Meetup in Santa Cruz and it was a full house.
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