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Who is Solarus?
Solarus is a regional telecommunications and broadband services provider delivering internet, voice, and video connectivity to residential, business, and institutional customers.
- Fiber-based and hybrid broadband internet access for residential and business users (connectivity services).
- Business-grade voice and telephony offerings, including hosted and traditional phone services (unified communications).
- Video and TV service delivery over cable or IP-based infrastructure (media distribution).
- Network design, deployment, and customer support for local and regional enterprises (managed network services).
- Service bundles that combine internet, voice, and video for commercial accounts (converged communications solutions).
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More About Solarus
Solarus operates as a telecommunications and broadband provider, offering connectivity and communications services to residential, commercial, and institutional customers within its regional footprint.
For enterprise and business environments, Solarus markets dedicated and shared internet access (broadband connectivity), often delivered via fiber-to-the-premises or hybrid last-mile architectures where fiber backbones connect to local distribution networks.
Its business internet services commonly align with categories such as Ethernet access, fiber broadband, and business-class cable, using standard IP networking protocols (IPv4, IPv6) and common transport technologies for routing and switching within its access and core networks.
Solarus also provides voice and telephony solutions (unified communications), which may include business lines, trunking services, and hosted or managed phone offerings that use Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) and Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technologies for call setup and transport.
In addition, Solarus maintains video and TV service (media distribution), distributing linear television and related content over cable or IP-based delivery platforms to both residential subscribers and business venues that require television feeds for customers or employees.
From an enterprise architecture perspective, Solarus can function as an access network provider, edge connectivity partner, or last-mile carrier in multi-site WAN designs, integrating with customer-owned routers, firewalls, and Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) appliances through standard Ethernet handoffs and IP addressing schemes.
Service bundles that combine internet, voice, and video (converged communications solutions) allow businesses such as offices, hospitality venues, healthcare clinics, and municipal entities to procure a single-provider package, simplifying billing and vendor management for connectivity and communications.
In marketplace taxonomies, Solarus fits into categories including broadband Internet Service Providers (ISP), regional telecom carriers, enterprise voice and unified communications providers, and video distribution service operators, with offerings that map to connectivity, collaboration, and media delivery domains.
Our description of Solarus. Updated December 2025.