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Who is Fibernet?
Fibernet is a Utah-based data center, connectivity, and managed IT services provider focused on colocation, network access, and cloud infrastructure for business customers.
- Enterprise and Server Message Block (SMB) colocation services in owned and operated data centers
- Dedicated internet access, IP transit, and connectivity services for businesses
- Cloud and virtual server hosting for production, test, and Disaster Recovery (DR) workloads
- Managed services, including managed security, backup, and infrastructure administration
- Domain registration, Domain Name System (DNS) hosting, and related ancillary hosting services
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Fibernet operates as a regional data center and network services provider that supports enterprise, government, and SMB workloads with colocation, managed infrastructure, and cloud hosting. Its facilities provide conditioned power, cooling, and physical security for customer-owned equipment, giving organizations an option to move on-premises (on-prem) servers into a controlled environment while retaining hardware-level control. Enterprises commonly use Fibernet’s colocation services for production applications, DR environments, and network headends.
The company’s internet and connectivity offerings include dedicated internet access and IP transit (networking), often bundled with colocation space or cloud services. These services are oriented toward customers that need predictable bandwidth, BGP-capable routing, static IP address allocations, and SLA-backed connectivity. Fibernet also provides various cross-connect options within its facilities, enabling customers to interconnect with carriers, partners, or their own multi-rack deployments for low-latency east-west traffic.
On the compute side, Fibernet delivers virtual servers and hosted infrastructure (cloud infrastructure) that allow customers to deploy workloads on hypervisor-based environments without maintaining physical servers. These services support typical enterprise use cases such as web applications, line-of-business systems, development and test environments, and backup or failover instances. Customers can combine cloud instances with colocated hardware to create hybrid architectures, using secure network links and VPNs or private interconnects to bridge environments.
Fibernet’s managed services portfolio (managed services) generally covers areas such as managed firewalls and security, system monitoring, data backup, and operational administration of hosted or colocated infrastructure. This enables IT teams to offload routine maintenance, patching, and monitoring while retaining architectural decision-making and application ownership. The company also offers domain registration and DNS hosting (DNS and domain services), which integrate with its hosting and email offerings to support a complete presence stack from domain to application.
From a marketplace taxonomy perspective, Fibernet fits into several categories: colocation and data center services, enterprise connectivity and IP transit, cloud infrastructure and virtual private servers, and managed IT and security services. Its offerings align with organizations seeking regional data center presence, physical rack space, carrier connectivity, and managed infrastructure capabilities bundled under a single provider contract.
Our description of Fibernet. Updated December 2025.
