VXFIBER no longer sells broadband. VXFIBER merged into Freedom Fibre in March 2024. See Freedom Fibre. We keep this page so anyone looking for VXFIBER can see what happened.
About VXFIBER
VX Fiber built open access full fibre networks, which means several broadband providers can sell over the same cables. It merged into Freedom Fibre in March 2024. The vxfiber.com website now describes the business as a software and services company for fibre network owners and operators. If your home is on one of these networks, your broadband provider is the company to ask about your service.
Checked 2 November 2026 against vxfiber.comVXFIBER, start to finish
- March 2024Merged
Source: www.ispreview.co.uk
What it means for customers
VXFIBER at a glance
- Type
- Altnet, for other providers
- Status
- Dormant since March 2024
- Technology
- Full fibre
- Network
- Its own full fibre networks, open to other providers
- Where it sells
- UK, wholesale only
- Headquarters
- UK
- Last known owner
- InfraBridge / Equitix (merged with Freedom Fibre)
- Company
- VX FIBER LIMITED, 10556810
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VXFIBER questions
What happened to VXFIBER?
VXFIBER merged into Freedom Fibre in March 2024.
Is VXFIBER still trading?
No. VXFIBER no longer sells broadband under that name, and Freedom Fibre is the provider to contact now.
Who should VXFIBER customers contact now?
Freedom Fibre. Our Freedom Fibre page has its details, and if you are out of contract you are free to compare deals at your postcode.
Can I still sign up to VXFIBER?
No. Enter your postcode to see the providers that can connect your home today, cheapest first.
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