FiberLight: Igniting Digital Transformation with Purpose-built Networks
10 Most Trustworthy Companies of the Year 2022
FiberLight is on a mission to build one-of-a-kind fiber networks that ignite digital transformation. With its customers and partners, the company designs, builds, and deploys mission-critical networks and responsive customer experiences.
Headquartered in Alpharetta, Georgia, FiberLight was founded in 2005. The company specializes in Ethernet Transport, Dedicated Internet Access, Data Center Connectivity, Optical Transport Solutions, Cloud Connectivity, Content Delivery Networks, 100 Gig, Dark Fiber, Fiber Optics, Metro Networks, Telecommunications, Wireless Backhaul, Long Haul Network, Wavelengths, Networking, and Infrastructure.
One-of-a-Kind Fiber Networks
Given that digital transformation starts with purpose-built networks, FiberLight has been designing, building, and deploying one-of-a-kind fiber networks to ignite the digital revolution for over 20 years. Presently, the company owns over 14,000 route miles of robust fiber networks in over 44 key growth areas in Florida, Georgia, Maryland, Texas, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. All of our carrier-grade products – including Ethernet, FiberLight Cloud Connect, Dedicated Internet Access, Dark Fiber, and Wavelengths – are engineered to ensure business continuity. The company credits its success to having the right people at the right places and making the right investments.
Additionally, FiberLight focuses on creating a personalized, high-performance transport experience. Explore our Ethernet and DWDM services to see how its custom solutions can help build a strong foundation to ensure the success of the technology initiatives.
FiberLight has decades of experience in designing, engineering, building, and optimizing fiber optic networks. The company’s success in building better networks has been driven by a simple formula: the right people in the right places making the right investments.
With a constant focus on simplicity, FiberLight has made it its mission to drive reliability for businesses, improve reach for network solutions, and enable partners. Its culture of hustle allows it to respond better than anyone else in the industry, enabling higher-touch relationships with lasting business value.
Ingenious Leader at the Core
At the helm, Christopher Rabii has been spearheading FiberLight as the Chief Executive Officer since 2020. Prior to Rabii’s appointment as CEO of FiberLight, he was the SVP of Technology, Fulfillment and Operations for Altice Business, a division of Altice USA, where he was responsible for all activities related to service delivery, engineering and operations in support of Altice’s enterprise and carrier customers. Prior to his role at Altice, Rabii served as the SVP of Operations and Chief Technology Officer at Cablevision Lightpath, which was acquired by Altice in 2016. In this role, Rabii was instrumental in achieving challenging operational upgrades, leading a team to ultimately provide improvements that were noteworthy for their successful partnership with sales, speed of implementation and subsequent customer service enhancements. The resulting financial performance exceeded industry expectations.
Chris and his teams have consistently outperformed in key technical and operational areas, including network design, fiber construction, engineering, field operations, provisioning, maintenance and network monitoring. Earlier in his career, Rabii held a number of executive management positions at AboveNet, an early leader in providing mission-critical metro fiber connectivity to enterprise customers across Tier 1 markets in the U.S.
Array of Advantageous Offerings
FiberLight’s service offers the following competitive advantages:
- Exceptional uptime for business continuity and enhanced information sharing
- Increased network control through customization
- Diverse all-fiber network infrastructure for a true alternative to the LEC
- Scalable high-bandwidth options to grow your business seamlessly
- Ultra-low latency transport for greater efficiency and maximum uptime
- Private point-to-point networking for enhanced security management
FiberLight’s transport services give the scalable, reliable multi-site connectivity needed to ensure seamless business operations. The company’s Cloud Connect offers lower latency, improved performance, and greater cost savings to the cloud provider. It also offers enhanced Dedicated Internet Access (DIA) ensures secure, scalable, high-speed Internet connectivity for enterprises and resellers alike.
Irrespective of whether an individual is looking to lease or own, FiberLight allows leveraging its expansive high-density fiber footprint to better serve current and future needs. Moreover, the company’s wireless backhaul solutions ensure services run quickly and efficiently, enabling customers to meet all their demands. The company’s solutions to market faster with FiberLight's MEF-compliant Ethernet technology.
Planning a Proliferative Future Ahead
Currently, FiberLight is in the midst of a plan to evolve from a “largely construction-focused company to one that’s trying to be more compelling in the services arena,” says Rabii, a former exec with Cablevision Lightpath and Altice Business who joined FiberLight roughly two years ago.
While there are other examples of companies that have successfully made that transition, “there’s work we need to do to be good at those things,” Rabii said on the Light Reading Podcast. But infrastructure and connectivity are certainly at FiberLight’s core. The company operates about 17,000 route miles of fiber around 78,000 pre-qualified or near-net buildings across 30 US metro areas, with a principal presence in Texas and Northern Virginia. Tied into that infrastructure play, FiberLight’s business spans both wholesale and channel relationships, including activity with enterprise customers and hyperscalers.
“With our customers and partners, we design, build, and deploy mission-critical networks and responsive customer experiences.”
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