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Who is Fiberhub?
Fiberhub is a data center and colocation services provider offering infrastructure and connectivity for enterprise, cloud, and network operators.
- Carrier-neutral colocation services in data centers designed for enterprise and service provider workloads
- Dedicated server hosting and Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) for hosted compute environments
- Network connectivity services, including access to multiple carriers and peering options
- Remote hands and on-site support services for equipment installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting
- Customizable power, cooling, and space configurations for high-density and specialized deployments
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More About Fiberhub
Fiberhub operates data centers that provide colocation and related infrastructure services to enterprises, cloud platforms, network operators, and other organizations that require controlled, resilient environments for their IT and network hardware. Customers deploy physical servers, storage systems, and networking gear in Fiberhub facilities to achieve stable power, cooling, and connectivity without building or operating their own data centers. The company positions its services for use cases such as production workloads, content delivery, Disaster Recovery (DR), and network interconnection.
As a carrier-neutral provider, Fiberhub offers access to multiple network carriers and connectivity options, which allows customers to design multi-homed or redundant network architectures. Typical deployments use standard data center constructs such as rack and cabinet colocation, private cages, and custom footprints. Customers connect to the internet and partner networks using BGP-based routing (networking), cross-connects, and dedicated transport links, supporting architectures that prioritize availability and predictable latency. This model aligns with common enterprise network and data center reference architectures where critical systems reside in professionally managed colocation sites.
Fiberhub also offers dedicated server hosting and IaaS (cloud infrastructure), providing physical or virtual compute resources housed in its facilities. These services are used for workloads that require specific hardware configurations, direct network control, or proximity to other colocated assets. Customers can combine colocation and hosted infrastructure in hybrid designs, for example placing proprietary hardware in racks while running additional capacity on Fiberhub-hosted servers connected through low-latency links within the same facility.
Power and cooling are central components of Fiberhub’s offering. The company provides configurable power densities and redundant power paths, together with environmental controls consistent with data center industry practices. This supports deployments that range from moderate-density racks to higher-density configurations for virtualization clusters, storage arrays, or network appliances. Enterprises that follow standard data center design frameworks can map Fiberhub facilities into their overall tiering and redundancy strategies.
The company’s remote hands and on-site support services (managed infrastructure support) enable customers to maintain and modify hardware without permanent local staff. These services include tasks such as equipment installation, cabling, power cycling, and component replacement, which are integral to ongoing operations in colocation environments. When compared to hyperscale public cloud services, Fiberhub’s portfolio aligns more closely with traditional colocation, hosted infrastructure, and network interconnection categories, and is typically evaluated alongside other data center and carrier-neutral facility providers.
Our description of Fiberhub. Updated December 2025.
