C Spire

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C Spire

C Spire's corporate headquarters in Ridgeland, Mississippi
Trade name	C Spire
Company type	Subsidiary
Industry	Telecommunications
Founded	1988; 36 years ago (1988)
Founder	Wade H. Creekmore Jr. and James H. "Jimmy" Creekmore Sr.
Headquarters	Ridgeland, Mississippi , U.S.
Number of locations	72 stores, 2 call centers, 4 data centers, 6 sales offices
Area served	Wireless: Mississippi and parts of Alabama and Tennessee Home fiber: Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee Business: nationwide in the U.S.
Key people	Suzy Hays (president and CEO)
Products	Wireless voice and data, fiber to the home, cloud services, managed IT services
Parent	Telapex, Inc.
Website	cspire.com

C Spire, formerly known as Cellular South, Inc.,^[1] is an American privately owned telecommunications and technology company headquartered in Ridgeland, Mississippi. The company consists of three business divisions – Wireless, Home Fiber, and Business.

C Spire owns and has access to low, mid and high-band wireless spectrum in its primary service areas. The division offers 5G and 4G LTE mobile services and has been offering wireless services since 1988. C Spire provides service in Mississippi, the Memphis Metropolitan Area, and parts of Alabama including Mobile and Baldwin County. C Spire sells devices as well as prepaid and postpaid plans.

C Spire Home Fiber, began Gigabit speed Fiber to the Home efforts in 2013, providing gigabit and multi-gigabit residential fiber internet access for consumers in Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee.^[2] C Spire operates over 20,000 route miles of buried fiber optic cable.

C Spire Business offers fiber-backed broadband, telephony and IT services.

C Spire is owned by the holding company Telapex, Inc.,^[3] which also owns Telepak Networks, Inc., and several smaller Mississippi and Alabama telecoms.