altafiber to bring fiber network to 27,000 addresses in Ohio
(UI) – altafiber announced the deployment of its 10-Gig XGS-PON fiber network to approximately 27,000 addresses in the Centerville, Washington Township, and Kettering communities. altafiber expects to begin construction as early as 2024.
As the leading supplier of fiber-based services in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky, altafiber has invested more than $1.5 billion into its fiber network to date, reaching approximately 760,000 addresses. altafiber also plans to expand its multi-gigabit fiber network to approximately 400,000 homes outside of its incumbent territories, including new markets in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana.
“These new fiber builds continue altafiber’s expansion in Ohio and demonstrate our commitment to increasing digital equity and creating new economic development opportunities through access to gigabit Internet,” said Jason Praeter, President – Consumer & Small Business at altafiber.
altafiber has a long history and progressive experience in providing and managing large and complex wireline and wireless projects. In 2021, the company became the first Internet Service Provider to introduce 2 gigabit speeds in Greater Cincinnati and anticipates introducing additional multi-gigabit solutions in the future.
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