Telecommunications in Forsyth, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Blue Ridge Cloud

Telecommunications

Winston Salem, NC

Blue Ridge Cloud coordinates business telephone, internet, security, cloud, cybersecurity, and networking solutions through a portfolio of more than 200 providers.

  • Businesses consolidating telephone, internet, security, and IT vendors
  • Businesses evaluating cloud computing or data center options
  • Businesses needing cybersecurity and data backup planning

Computer Tech Solutions

Telecommunications

Clemmons, NC

Computer Tech Solutions serves the Piedmont Triad, NC with networking, PC and Mac repair, and analog or VoIP telephone systems.

  • Businesses needing Windows or Apple network setup and support
  • PC, laptop, or Mac repairs
  • Organizations needing analog, VoIP, or combined telephone systems

Corning Cable Systems

Telecommunications

Winston Salem, NC

Corning Inc develops optical fiber and other engineered products using 175 years of glass, ceramics, and optical physics expertise.

  • optical fiber infrastructure
  • highly engineered materials and products
  • telecommunications connectivity projects involving fiber

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FAQ

How much does business telecommunications service cost?

Pricing depends on the service mix, number of users or locations, equipment, and installation requirements. Ask for a quote that separates recurring service charges from hardware, setup, and support fees.

What should a business compare when choosing a telecom provider?

Compare the provider’s experience with your required phone system, internet connection, networking, cybersecurity, and backup needs. Also confirm whether one provider coordinates all services or whether you will manage multiple vendors.

How long does a business phone or network installation take?

Turnaround varies with the carrier, equipment availability, number of locations, cabling, and porting requirements. Request a written schedule covering site assessment, installation, phone-number porting, testing, and support.

Who should handle an internet or phone outage?

For an outage affecting active business service, contact the carrier or telecom support provider first and document the affected lines, locations, and equipment. Network upgrades, cybersecurity planning, and phone-system replacement are routine projects that should be scheduled separately.