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Who is Datafiber?
Datafiber is a Netherlands-based provider of fiber-optic connectivity and related network services for business and multi-tenant environments.
- Business fiber-optic internet access and managed connectivity services
- Network design and implementation for offices, business parks, and multi-tenant buildings
- Wholesale and partner-focused fiber connectivity for service providers and resellers
- Dark fiber and high-bandwidth links for enterprise and institutional use cases
- Support for migration from legacy broadband to fiber-based infrastructure
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More About Datafiber
Datafiber focuses on the delivery of fiber-based network infrastructure to business customers, property owners, and service providers, with an emphasis on high-availability, symmetric bandwidth, and scalable capacity suited to enterprise workloads. Its offerings address use cases such as office connectivity, multi-tenant building networks, and campus-style business locations where consistent throughput and low latency are required for applications like cloud access, collaboration platforms, and IP-based voice or video.
The company operates in the fiber connectivity domain (networking), supplying fiber-to-the-business (FTTB) and related services that can integrate with Customer Premises Equipment (CPE), existing Local Area Network (LAN) environments, and upstream carrier or internet transit providers. Architecturally, Datafiber solutions typically involve point-to-point or point-to-multipoint fiber connections, using standard optical transport technologies and Ethernet-based delivery, with VLANs and Quality of Service (QoS) constructs where required for separation of traffic and support of multiple services over a single physical connection.
For enterprise and institutional environments, Datafiber positions its services as a platform for stable connectivity that can underpin VPNs, Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) deployments, and direct access to public or private cloud environments. The fiber infrastructure can support bandwidth tiers that align with workloads such as data backup, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) access, remote desktop, and real-time communication tools, with options for upgrading capacity without major changes to physical cabling. In multi-tenant buildings, Datafiber connectivity can be shared among occupants while still enabling logical separation per tenant.
From a marketplace categorization perspective, Datafiber fits into business fiber internet (network access), dark fiber (network infrastructure), and wholesale connectivity (carrier and Internet Service Providers (ISP) services). The company’s services are relevant to IT managers, network architects, and property or facility managers who need stable last-mile connectivity integrated with corporate Wide Area Network (WAN) and security architectures. Datafiber’s partner and wholesale models allow other service providers, managed service providers, or Information and Communication Technology (ICT) integrators to bundle connectivity with managed network, security, or communication services, using Datafiber’s underlying fiber infrastructure as the physical transport layer.
Datafiber’s role within enterprise infrastructure planning is as an access and transport layer provider that connects locations, tenants, and service platforms. Its offerings are typically deployed alongside routing, firewall, and SD-WAN solutions from third-party vendors, allowing organizations to standardize on fiber as the underlying medium while retaining choice in overlay technologies and network designs.
Our description of Datafiber. Updated February 2026.
