Our FAQS
What is Colorado Fiber Network (CFN)?
Colorado Fiber Network is a partnership of five regional telecommunications companies working together to deliver high-speed fiber connectivity throughout Colorado and neighboring states. The network provides reliable internet and transport services for businesses, institutions, and community organizations.
Who are the member companies of CFN?
The network is made up of Colorado Communications Transport, FastTrack Communications, Jade Communications, SECOM, and Strata Networks. Each company brings unique regional coverage and expertise to the collaboration.
What services does CFN offer?
CFN provides MEF-compliant Ethernet transport, Dedicated Internet Access (DIA), and dedicated fiber facilities. These services are ideal for enterprises, public institutions, and organizations that require secure, high-capacity connectivity.
What regions does CFN serve?
CFN serves the entire state of Colorado and offers regional connections into Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Utah, Wyoming, and New Mexico. Its expansive fiber infrastructure supports both urban and rural areas.
Who can use CFN’s services?
CFN’s services are available to businesses, schools, libraries, healthcare providers, government agencies, and other organizations that require reliable and scalable network solutions.
How is CFN different from other internet providers?
Colorado Fiber Network is built by local companies that understand the needs of the communities they serve. Unlike national carriers, CFN focuses on regional reliability, flexible service, and long-term relationships with its clients.
Is CFN available for residential customers?
While CFN itself focuses on enterprise and institutional clients, some of its member companies may offer residential fiber services within their specific service areas. For residential availability, it’s best to contact the appropriate member company directly.
How can I get connected with CFN?
To get started, you can fill out the contact form on the CFN website or reach out directly to one of the member companies. A representative will follow up to understand your needs and guide you through the next steps.