FiberMedia has a history of growing to meet expanding client’s needs.
“Our name ‘FiberMedia’ comes from the combination of two complementary words. ‘Fiber’ refers not only to the optical pathways that allow the transport of information at super-speeds, but also to the essential, core linear structure that binds and strengthens assemblies. The word ‘Media’ describes the presentation of information. And this is precisely what we do: provide the structure and format to receive, process, organize, store and deliver information at the speed of light.”
Michael Roark, Founder
Established in 1999 by Michael Roark to enhance his technology-centric design & build development projects with mission-critical features and last-mile connectivity, FiberMedia has grown to become a premier single-source data infrastructure solution provider for a wide array of enterprise companies.
A large part of our success is due to our staff of specially trained in-house design and engineering professionals which has completed more than 700 projects over the past 25 years. This industry-leading differentiator enables FiberMedia to seamlessly plan, develop and implement data center environments specifically tailored to our customers’ exacting requirements.
The addition of key industry-leading executives to FiberMedia’s management team, along with the completion of our strategic partnership in 2010 with the private equity firm The Stephens Group, has cemented our place as a leader in our field.
Today, FiberMedia provides secure and scalable data infrastructure operations via our network of high-performance, strategically located data centers in New York City, Westchester, Brooklyn, Jersey City, Secaucus and Cleveland. Our focus is primarily on the financial, healthcare, media, carrier and IT sectors, and FiberMedia’s concentration of data centers in the New York metro area provides the best available geographic coverage for this vital, data-intensive region. Our facilities are 100% carrier-neutral, house a multitude of providers and also enable the geographic redundancy required for fully functional business continuity and disaster recovery solutions.
