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Who is Fibertown?
Fibertown is a data center and business continuity provider that offers colocation, Disaster Recovery (DR), and connectivity services for enterprise and public-sector clients.
- Carrier-neutral colocation data centers for enterprise and institutional workloads (data center services).
- DR and business continuity planning, including recovery workspace for critical staff (business continuity services).
- Redundant power, cooling, and physical security infrastructure for hosted IT equipment (data center infrastructure).
- Network connectivity with multiple carriers and redundant paths for reliable access to hosted environments (network services).
- Support and operations services for monitoring, incident response, and customer access to facilities (managed infrastructure services).
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Fibertown operates data center and business continuity facilities that are used by enterprises, government entities, and other institutions that require controlled environments for mission-critical IT systems. Its core offering is carrier-neutral colocation (data center services), in which customers deploy their own servers, storage, and network hardware within Fibertown facilities while relying on the provider for power, cooling, physical security, and connectivity. This model fits organizations that want to retain control of hardware and architectures while offloading facility operations, compliance-related building controls, and uptime management.
The company’s data centers are structured around redundant electrical and mechanical systems, including Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) systems, backup generators, and precision cooling. Facility designs typically target concurrently maintainable operation, with multiple power feeds and diverse cooling paths so that maintenance or component failure does not require downtime for hosted racks. Physical security controls generally include access card systems, video surveillance, visitor management, and restricted access to critical infrastructure areas, aligning with common enterprise security practices for colocation environments.
Fibertown also provides DR and business continuity services (business continuity services), which combine colocation or hosted infrastructure with dedicated recovery workspaces where staff can relocate during an outage at a primary site. These services are used by customers that must maintain operations during regional events, facility failures, or other disruptions. Business continuity offerings commonly tie into customers’ recovery time objective (RTO) and recovery point objective (RPO) strategies, complementing their backup, replication, and failover mechanisms hosted either on-premises (on-prem), in Fibertown facilities, or in external cloud platforms.
Network connectivity is another core component of Fibertown’s portfolio (network services). As a carrier-neutral provider, Fibertown’s facilities host multiple telecommunications carriers, offering diverse fiber paths and redundant network access. Enterprises can establish multi-homed internet connectivity, private Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) links, or dedicated circuits to corporate offices and cloud providers. This supports architectures such as hybrid IT, where workloads span on-prem sites, colocation facilities, and public cloud environments, with Fibertown serving as an interconnection point.
Within an enterprise IT taxonomy, Fibertown aligns with categories such as colocation data centers, DR and business continuity providers, and carrier-neutral interconnection hubs. Organizations use its facilities to host production systems, secondary or tertiary DR sites, and compliant environments for regulated data. The vendor’s services integrate into broader infrastructure strategies that may include virtualization platforms, storage area networks, and network security appliances that customers deploy inside Fibertown’s racks while depending on the provider for environmental resilience and continuous facility operations.
Our description of Fibertown. Updated February 2026.
