FiBrasil offers a neutral, shared fiber optic network infrastructure to internet providers in Brazil. This allows ISPs to expand their broadband services efficiently by reducing capital expenditure and accelerating deployment, enabling them to focus on customer acquisition and service delivery.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Internet service providers face challenges in expanding their fiber optic network coverage efficiently and cost-effectively. This often necessitates significant capital expenditure and operational overhead, diverting resources from core commercial activities.
Solution
FiBrasil provides a neutral, shared fiber optic network infrastructure across Brazil, enabling internet providers to scale their operations with reduced capital outlay and faster deployment times. The company offers a robust, high-quality network designed for performance and reliability, supported by 24/7 monitoring and proactive maintenance. This shared infrastructure model allows providers to focus on customer acquisition and service delivery, leveraging FiBrasil's expertise in network deployment and management. By utilizing FiBrasil's infrastructure, providers gain operational autonomy and flexibility to meet diverse market demands.
Target Audience
FiBrasil's primary customers are internet service providers (ISPs) and telecommunications operators seeking to expand their broadband service footprint across Brazil without the burden of building and maintaining their own fiber optic infrastructure.
Features
- Shared fiber optic network infrastructure deployed using GPON technology adhering to ITU-T G.984 standards for high-speed connectivity.
- Pre-connectorized network solutions with 1:64 split ratios for rapid service provisioning.
- Network operations center (NOC) with 24/7 monitoring and management capabilities.
- Proactive preventive and corrective maintenance protocols to ensure network uptime and performance.
- Centralized facilities equipped with backup generators, and mobile generator support for mediated sites to guarantee continuous operation.
- Scalable infrastructure supporting over 140 cities across 22 states in Brazil.
- Dedicated technical support and personalized customer service for partner providers.