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Who is WiFibre?
WiFibre is an organization that delivers broadband internet connectivity over fixed wireless network infrastructure as an alternative to terrestrial fibre links for enterprise and service provider customers.
- Fixed wireless broadband access for business and residential sites
- Point-to-point and point-to-multipoint radio link deployment
- Managed internet connectivity and service delivery for enterprise locations
- Wireless backhaul and transport for network operators
- Network monitoring and service assurance for wireless access networks
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More About WiFibre
WiFibre positions its offerings as wireless alternatives to wired fibre access, typically used where trenching or cabling is costly, slow, or impractical. In enterprise environments, such connectivity is generally evaluated for branch sites, multi-tenant buildings, campuses, and locations that require dedicated capacity with predictable service levels. Deployments of this kind usually combine licensed or unlicensed radio spectrum with directional antennas, carrier-grade radio equipment, and IP-based routing to connect customer premises to a core network.
The technical foundations of fixed wireless access commonly include point-to-point microwave or millimetre-wave links for backhaul, point-to-multipoint sector deployments for last-mile distribution, and standard IP protocols such as BGP for routing and common Ethernet interfaces for customer handover. Network management typically relies on SNMP-based monitoring, centralized provisioning, and quality-of-service controls to maintain throughput and latency targets across shared radio segments.
Comparisons with other connectivity categories are most meaningful at the solution-category level. Fixed wireless access is generally compared with fibre-to-the-premises, cable broadband, and satellite services, with trade-offs in deployment speed, capital cost, line-of-sight requirements, and capacity scaling. Fibre offers the highest long-term symmetrical capacity, while wireless approaches are often selected for faster time to service and lower civil engineering requirements.
The business significance of such offerings lies in expanding broadband reach into underserved areas and enabling organizations to obtain high-capacity connectivity without waiting for wired infrastructure. For infrastructure leaders, the relevant considerations include spectrum availability, interference management, redundancy design, and integration with existing wide area networking and security controls. Within the networking and telecommunications directory landscape, WiFibre is positioned around its current connectivity and wireless access solution areas.
Our description of WiFibre. Updated October 2026.
