Regional service provider Cincinnati Bell unveiled their 4G offering today and introduced their first 4G smartphone,
Regional broadband carrier Cincinnati Bell sees an opening to diversify their business and thus Cincinnati Bell Energy is born, claiming to be the first
Fioptics is quite similar to Verizon’s FiOS offering, in that it is based on GPON and uses RF over fiber to support video services.
Whole home DVR momentum continues, with Cincinnati Bell the latest telecompetitor to offer customers the value added DVR capability.
Cincinnati Bell to use the Triad Service Delivery Platform (‘SDP’), for automated, flow-through service activation on CBT’s fiber network – providing voice, video and data services.
Cincinnati Bell and ABRY Partners have entered into an agreement for CB to acquire data center CyrusOne in a cash transaction valued at approximately $525M
The 10,000 square-foot center, which can be expanded to 40,000 square feet, uses the latest in ScienceLogic EM7 integrated system, network, and application management.
American Tower has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire 196 of Cincinnati Bell’s wireless communications towers for $100 million.
While not widely known, Cincinnati Bell has their own version of FiOS, called Fioptics. The Ohio based ILEC offers a triple play over fiber portfolio
Cincinnati Bell announced their “WhyPayForTwo” promotion which offers mobile broadband and home DSL into a single package for $39.99/month.
Cincinnati Bell reported 2Q 2009 diluted earnings per share of $0.11 — 18% above 2Q 2008– with net income rising 3% to $26 million. At $328 million, revenue was down