A different line entirely
Our full-fibre, high-speed network runs on Welsh rail. Connectivity built for businesses, public services, and wholesale operators, on infrastructure that's entirely our own.
And because we’re publicly owned, the profit stays in Wales.
Three tiers. One network no other Welsh provider shares.
Gigabit connectivity, wholesale capacity and dark fibre. For enterprise, large organisations, public sector, and the ISPs and operators who build on our network.
Site-to-site connectivity, or dedicated internet access. Symmetrical gigabit, with guaranteed performance for business and public sector.
Unlit fibre you light yourself. Total control of your own network
Fast, reliable internet for offices, shops, and small multi-site businesses.
Three simple tiers, fixed prices, next-business-day support, no technical team required
On Welsh rail infrastructure, with different routing and separate ducting, so it stays up when other networks go down.
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A dedicated dark fibre link now carries the university's research and campus traffic on its own network.
“In 35 years in the technology sector I have never seen a company deliver a project of this complexity in such a short time frame. They did not just want to win the business, they wanted to get it right.”
Lee Evans, Assistant IT Director, Cardiff University.
ffeibr is publicly owned. Every pound of profit stays in Wales, not paid out to shareholders.
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We're publicly owned through Transport for Wales. So every pound of profit stays here, benefitting our own communities rather than shareholders.
Our story
ffeibr has reached another major milestone for Wales’ digital future, successfully extending its next-generation full fibre network off the Core Valley Lines train-tracks and right into the heart of Cardiff’s city centre – all the way down to Cardiff Bay.
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