[ Partners · AFIBER ]

AFIBER at DFDC.

In-building dark fiber · HQ The Netherlands.

[ About AFIBER ]

AFIBER — public profile.

AFIBER is a Dutch connectivity provider specializing in high-performance Dark Fiber, Wavelength (WDWM), Ethernet, Cloud and Internet services. Leveraging its own fiber network and a strong ecosystem of partners, AFIBER delivers tailored connectivity solutions.

Connect your FttO location, PoP, office, or data center directly to DFDC and seamlessly interconnect with virtually any other data center in the Netherlands through AFIBER’s carrier-neutral network infrastructure.

[ Why AFIBER + DFDC ]

How AFIBER integrates with THG1.

AFIBER terminates inside THG1 on redundant entries with capacity available to tenants on standard LOA / cross-connect terms. The local-metro orientation gives AFIBER a fit for tenants who want a Dutch counter-party on the contract.

[ Quick facts ]

AFIBER at a glance.

  • Role at DFDC
    In-building dark fiber
  • Headquarters
    The Netherlands
  • Hand-off
    OS2 single-mode at the meet-me patch panel
  • Building entries
    Redundant paths into THG1
  • [ Integration ]

    How a deployment with AFIBER looks in practice.

    LOA + cross-connect

    Issue the LOA to AFIBER through the BareFABRIC portal. We pull the cross-connect at the meet-me patch panel, label and document it. No metro wait — the fiber is already in the building.

    Diverse path on request

    Pair the AFIBER pair with a second in-building carrier on a documented diverse path for resilience on a single circuit. Physical separation is recorded in the install record.

    You own the contract

    DFDC does not mark up the underlying fiber. The contract and SLA on the dark pair sit between you and AFIBER; we charge the cross-connect once, with no MRC on the cross-connect itself.

    [ Get started ]

    Order a cross-connect to AFIBER.

    A request specifies the endpoints, the term and any diversity requirements. The response includes a quote and the full install record: LOAs, patch labels and physical-separation details.