Network operators and carriers have been wise to the value of high-bandwidth, scalable dark fiber for decades. More recently, businesses have begun looking to dark fiber to future-proof their own data and technology initiatives, attracted by the low latency and scalable bandwidth capabilities these networks offer. Today, professional service firms, healthcare systems, government organizations, and educational institutions are all turning to the dark side for their networking needs.
When it comes to building custom fiber networks, no one else has our construction background, so no one else knows what we know—or has our experience, know-how, and drive. And we’ve proven it for the last 20 years.
As a leading provider of fiber optic infrastructure in some of the country’s most rapidly growing metro areas, we design, build, monitor, and maintain our network to ensure even your most mission-critical applications don’t miss a beat.
Newly constructed, custom dark fiber is now a popular network solution keeping organizations ahead of internal and external data needs.
Enjoy all the benefits of dark fiber plus the assurances and reliability of a fully managed network backed by a team of construction, installation and management experts as well as a 24/7/365 NOC.
Turn traditionally high capex costs into opex and implement critical infrastructure faster.
Scale up or down as needed without having to work through the service provider and eliminate carrier maintenance windows, allowing more control of your network traffic and faster implementation timeframes.
Run a dark fiber network with ultimate scalability.
Secure data and meet industry regulations with a completely private and protected network.
Codesign a build-to-suit dark fiber network with custom routes where you need them.
Rest assured that your network is built by a 20-year experienced infrastructure provider with market stability, organic network growth, and clear vision on strategy and service delivery.
Easily access top executive and field resources, offering a more personalized experience for delivering ongoing account management and service maintenance.
When to Consider
An MDFN solution from FiberLight
Enterprises, including healthcare, education, financial services and media, have started implementing dark fiber to future-proof their own data and technology initiatives, attracted by the low latency and scalable bandwidth capabilities these networks offer.
Prepare your organization for dark fiber with an MDFN solution from FiberLight. Just fill out the form to the right so we can get the ball rolling.
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FiberLight has more than 14,000 fiber route miles in some of the most rapidly expanding metro areas in the United States—and we’re growing by the day. You can find our fiber in Arlington, Atlanta, Austin, Baltimore, Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio, Tampa, and Washington, DC.
View Our Network MapWhat I liked about FiberLight was that the network is monitored constantly. None of the competition seemed to have that.
Bartek Raszczyk, Senior Network Engineer, LINX
With FiberLight’s Dark Fiber services, we were able to cut our Internet access fees by at least 50%, compared to several carriers.
Trey Berndt, Executive Vice President, Carrier-1 Data Centers
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