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From the first community antenna system to today’s modern fiber-optic network – KufNet has continuously evolved.
Providing Reliable Service to People and Businesses since 1973.
KufNet is more than just a provider of television, internet, and telephone services – we are part of Kufstein’s regional development. From the first cable connections to today’s cutting-edge fiber-optic technology, our milestones and philosophy reflect what drives us and what we stand for.
| Milestones | Philosophy |
1973
Cable TV for Kufstein
Construction of a community antenna system around the Kufstein Fortress to enable reception of ARD, ZDF, and Bavarian Television.
Left: Antennas on roofs in Kufstein in 1973.
1987
Start of the cable TV network as an alternative to rooftop antennas and overhead lines. The expansion begins in Kufstein-Zell and gradually extends to Ebbs-Eichelwang over the years.
Left: Satellite Dish (Ø 380 cm) on the old Stadtwerke building in 1990 for TV reception via cable TV, with Josef Maier (Cable TV Operations Manager), Peter Berger, and Armin Eder (from left to right).
1990
Introduction of KufInfo, a local teletext service providing regional news.
Advertisement about KufInfo in a local newspaper.
1996-2000
Production of a weekly 12-minute television program in cooperation with Lokalfernsehen Rosenheim.
1998
Internet via Cable-TV
KufNet introduces internet via cable TV – a true revolution compared to slow dial-up connections.
Left: Newspaper article featuring a photo of former Stadtwerke Director Franz Mayer and Engineer Markus Atzl (from left).
2005
Introduction of KufNet WLAN hotspots – wireless surfing becomes possible in Kufstein for the first time, starting with the fortress as the central transmission point.
Installation of WLAN hotspots at Kufstein Fortress.
2008
Landline Telephony
KufNet expands its services to include landline telephony, offering affordable rates and local phone numbers.
Telephone showroom located in the atrium of the Stadtwerke building.
2010
Digital Television
Launch of digital television with over 200 channels.
Peter Berger and Armin Eder at the introduction of HD television.
2012
Introduction of an organized channel list and expansion of the TV headend station for improved picture quality.
Armin Eder and Simon Schweinsteiger in the KufNet server room.
2016-2019
KufNet expands into the municipalities of Langkampfen, Ebbs, Kössen, Thiersee, Landl, Jochberg, Schwoich, Söll, and Kirchbichl.
Patrizia Zoller-Frischauf visits the KufNet expansion works in Ebbs.
2019
KufNet connects the municipalities of Planning Association 28 (Ebbs, Erl, Niederndorf, Niederndorferberg, Rettenschöss, Walchsee, Kössen, Schwendt) to the network.
Planning Association 28 is connected to the KufNet network.
2023
Fiber optic technology reaches Bad Häring.
The KufNet team at the KufNet Ice Day in Bad Häring.
2024
KufNet is now also available in Scheffau.
Today
> 15.000 households
Our team works hard every day to provide the best service and reliable connections.
Milestones
From the first community antenna system to today’s modern fiber-optic network – KufNet has continuously evolved.
1973
Cable TV for Kufstein
Construction of a community antenna system around the Kufstein Fortress to enable reception of ARD, ZDF, and Bavarian Television.
Left: Antennas on roofs in Kufstein in 1973.
1987
Start of the cable TV network as an alternative to rooftop antennas and overhead lines. The expansion begins in Kufstein-Zell and gradually extends to Ebbs-Eichelwang over the years.
Left: Satellite Dish (Ø 380 cm) on the old Stadtwerke building in 1990 for TV reception via cable TV, with Josef Maier (Cable TV Operations Manager), Peter Berger, and Armin Eder (from left to right).
1990
Introduction of KufInfo, a local teletext service providing regional news.
Advertisement about KufInfo in a local newspaper.
1998
Internet via Cable-TV
KufNet introduces internet via cable TV – a true revolution compared to slow dial-up connections.
Left: Newspaper article featuring a photo of former Stadtwerke Director Franz Mayer and Engineer Markus Atzl (from left).
2005
Introduction of KufNet WLAN hotspots – wireless surfing becomes possible in Kufstein for the first time, starting with the fortress as the central transmission point.
Installation of WLAN hotspots at Kufstein Fortress.
2008
Landline Telephony
KufNet expands its services to include landline telephony, offering affordable rates and local phone numbers.
Telephone showroom located in the atrium of the Stadtwerke building.
2010
Digital Television
Launch of digital television with over 200 channels.
Peter Berger and Armin Eder at the introduction of HD television.
2012
Introduction of an organized channel list and expansion of the TV headend station for improved picture quality.
Armin Eder and Simon Schweinsteiger in the KufNet server room.
2016-2019
KufNet expands into the municipalities of Langkampfen, Ebbs, Kössen, Thiersee, Landl, Jochberg, Schwoich, Söll, and Kirchbichl.
Patrizia Zoller-Frischauf visits the KufNet expansion works in Ebbs.
2019
KufNet connects the municipalities of Planning Association 28 (Ebbs, Erl, Niederndorf, Niederndorferberg, Rettenschöss, Walchsee, Kössen, Schwendt) to the network.
Planning Association 28 is connected to the KufNet network.
2023
Fiber optic technology reaches Bad Häring.
The KufNet team at the KufNet Ice Day in Bad Häring.
2024
KufNet is now also available in Scheffau.
Today
> 15.000 households
Our team works hard every day to provide the best service and reliable connections.
Local.
Reliable.
Future-proof.
At KufNet, reliability, innovation, and regional connection are at the heart of everything we do. As a local provider of television, internet, and telephone services, we rely on cutting-edge technology, personalized service, and fair pricing. Our mission is to deliver the best possible connectivity to Kufstein and the surrounding region – today and in the future.
Rooted in the region
We invest specifically in the expansion and digitalization of our region – for strong local connections.
Independent & customer-focused
Direct support – also available on-site.
Personal, competent, and without long waiting times.
Personal, competent, and without long waiting times.
Future-proof
By continuously evolving, our technologies stay at the cutting edge.
Sustainable & Transparent
We offer fair pricing and take responsibility for a stable, digital, and sustainable future.