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As you make your way into Paycor Stadium, surrounded by 60,000+ screaming fans, there’s one thing you can’t afford to lose—your connection. Whether you're texting the group chat, FaceTiming family, checking fantasy scores, or hopping on social to brag about yet another Joe Burrow game-winning drive, staying online is half the fun.

For growing businesses, reliable communication isn’t just a necessity, it’s a competitive advantage. As organizations continue to adopt cloud-based tools and expand across locations, one solution has emerged as a game-changer: Bring Your Own Cloud (BYOC) with SIP Trunking.

When your business depends on speed, security, and reliability, a basic internet connection won’t cut it. Slowdowns during peak hours, dropped Zoom calls, unreliable uploads—these aren’t just annoyances. They’re liabilities. 

Business leaders are facing a clear mandate: innovate or fall behind. According to Gartner’s 2025 Top Strategic Technology Trends report, we’re entering an era defined by intelligent automation, spatial computing, ambient sensors, and unprecedented data demands. But these all depend on one critical foundation: high-performance connectivity. altafiber provides this foundation through future-proof fiber internet and 5G wireless technologies – and the next generation of small businesses and large enterprises depends on it.

In the modern manufacturing environment, success hinges on agility, safety, and data-driven decisions. That’s why forward-looking manufacturers are investing in connected worker strategies—enabling employees with seamless access to data, digital tools, and other employees. altafiber and Nokia are making this vision a reality with secure, high-performance private wireless solutions for larger organizations and enterprises. 

When it comes to business internet, fast speeds are just the beginning. What if your service came with more peace of mind, more protection, and more perks—at no extra hassle?

In today’s fast-paced digital world, a reliable and high-performing internet connection is the backbone of any successful business. Two popular options often come up in the conversation: fiber internet and fixed wireless for small to medium-sized businesses. While both have their merits, fiber internet stands out as the superior choice for businesses looking to future-proof their connectivity. Here’s why your business should opt for fiber over fixed wireless.

altafiber's Partner Channel is made up of an ecosystem of IT partners who can offer superior altafiber services to their customers throughout the region. One example is the partnership with Metalworking Group, an altafiber customer, and Nexigen, an altafiber partner. We interviewed Metalworking Group's CEO Doug Watts and Facilities Manager Bill Mondillo, then Nexigen's Co-Founder/CEO Jon Salisbury, to get the inside scoop on how this partnership works and the success of their businesses. Read the full interview recap below, or check out our one pager. 

In 2024, altafiber reached new heights - offering fiber-based services to 100% of business and single-family home addresses in the Cincinnati region and covering over 16,000 route miles in the Midwest, including Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana. Throughout 2024, we nearly completed our goal to bring fiber internet to about 400,000 out-of-territory homes in new markets like Cleveland, Akron, and Dublin, and introduced symmetrical speeds and 2 Gig Fioptics Internet for businesses. 

altafiber has been the hometown provider for the Cincinnati tri-state area for over 150 years; however, providing superior internet for businesses isn't our only mission. We prioritize supporting the region where we work, live, and volunteer. We are your friends, neighbors, and family - part of the community, just like you.

DAS... huh? In an era where seamless connectivity is a non-negotiable, larger businesses must seek reliable communication solutions, especially when the demands of network infrastructure are high. Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) can be this robust solution for your business.

There are an estimated 2,200 cyberattacks every day in the United States. Both businesses and consumers are targeted by identity thieves.