Zayo Group is acquiring Tulsa, Okla.-based Citynet Fiber Network, the wholesale division of communications provider, Citynet. CFN will become part of Zayo Bandwidth, Zayo Group's fiber based bandwidth business unit.
The CFN network has 8,500 route miles of fiber covering 57 Tier I-III markets in 10 states. The company's on-net buildings encompass many major carrier locations like local exchange carrier central offices, carrier hotels and wireless mobile switching centers.
The transaction is acquisition number six for Zayo, and part of the continuing consolidation trend in the U.S. metro access space.
Thursday, December 13, 2007
Zayo Buys Citynet Fiber Network
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