Altafaber Cincinnati Telecommunications Service Provider

Altafiber， Formerly known as Cincinnati Bell, it is a regional telecommunications service provider headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA. Its history can be traced back to 1873, when it was originally a telegraph company and a franchisee of the Bell System. In the course of development, it has experienced many business expansion and name changes, including Internet access, mobile phone services, etc. In 2021, it was acquired by Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Estate Assets, and renamed Altafaber in March 2022.

The services provided by the company include:

High speed Internet services, such as Fioptics optical network, can reach 6Gbps, featuring ultra fast network speed, no data ceiling, symmetric speed, etc., and package options with different speeds and prices.

Telephone services, including local and long-distance telephone services.

TV services, such as Fioptics my TV, offer various channel packages that users can add or remove as needed.

Altafiber's business covers regions such as Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana, providing fiber optic services to nearly 100% of commercial and residential addresses in the greater Cincinnati area. It has invested $2 billion in the internet, covering over 16000 miles of routes in the Midwest.

The company is also committed to community services and investments, such as providing fiber enabled Wi Fi networks in some areas, offering high-speed Wi Fi and Chromebooks to residential communities, donating equipment and funds, etc.

The company's leadership team includes President and CEO Leigh R. Fox, CFO Joshua T. Duckworth, COO Thomas E. Simpson, and others.