Rightfiber completes Fastwyre Broadband acquisition in Nebraska

Rightfiber, a fiber internet provider, announced the completion of its acquisition of Fastwyre Broadband’s Nebraska operations. The deal expands Rightfiber’s footprint to 20 states and broadens its fiber network and customer base. Officials say the transition will be guided by clear communications about products, services, billing, and future improvements for Nebraska customers and employees.

What changed with the acquisition

Rightfiber, which operates in multiple states and has a large fiber network, has completed its purchase of Fastwyre Broadband’s Nebraska business. The deal adds Fastwyre’s Nebraska customers and staff to Rightfiber’s operations. The company says it will integrate the two operations gradually and communicate with customers about product options, billing, and service updates during the transition.

Key facts you should know

The acquisition closes the Nebraska portion of the deal; Rightfiber already has fiber operations elsewhere in the country, with more than 28,000 miles of fiber and over 300,000 FTTH (fiber to the home) passings overall.
Rightfiber describes itself as focusing on reliable connectivity and local, customer-first service, with a transition plan that includes ongoing communications to Nebraska customers.
Nebraska customers and employees are being integrated into Rightfiber’s operations, with expectations for billing, product offerings, and service improvements to be communicated as they roll out.

Who is affected

The deal affects Fastwyre Broadband’s Nebraska customers and employees, who will become part of Rightfiber’s network. Local staff may experience changes in systems or processes as the two operations merge, and customers may receive notices about new product choices, billing practices, and support channels as the transition proceeds.

Practical next steps for Nebraska customers

Watch for communications from Rightfiber about your account, products, and billing during the transition.
Check if your current service options change or if new plans become available after integration.
If you have questions, contact Rightfiber’s customer support as directed in the transition notices.
Keep an eye on service status alerts for any temporary changes during the integration period.

Limits and questions

The source provides information on an acquisition and integration timeline but does not specify exact dates for changes to individual customer accounts, pricing, or service availability beyond ongoing communications. For precise details, follow official Rightfiber notices and Nebraska-based customer communications.

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