Freedom Fibre Partners with VeloxServ to accelerate B2B Connectivity
- mayapowell8
- May 22
- 1 min read
Wholesale full-fibre network operator Freedom Fibre has joined forces with VeloxServ, a leading provider of internet connectivity, server hosting, and data centre colocation services, to power its wholesale B2B connectivity offering.
This strategic partnership enables VeloxServ to extend its reach to even more businesses across Greater Manchester, Stoke-on-Trent, North Shropshire, and Cheshire, supported by Freedom Fibre’s cutting-edge full-fibre network.
Businesses can benefit from affordable and unique products to meet their diverse demands and at all sizes, with packages fit for SMEs to large-scale organisations.
With this expanded footprint, businesses in both urban centres and traditionally underserved rural areas will now benefit from ultra-fast, reliable, and symmetrical broadband services, supporting everything from cloud computing and real-time collaboration to high-bandwidth applications.
Lee Sutch, Head of B2B at Freedom Fibre said:
“We’re thrilled to be partnering with VeloxServ. Enabling them to deliver more competitive, scalable connectivity solutions is central to our mission of supporting business growth, driving innovation, and strengthening the digital economy.”
Craig Messer, Managing Director at VeloxServ said:
“Our latest strategic partnership with Freedom Fibre reinforces our focus on providing our ISP partners with as wide a range of high-quality and competitively priced connectivity products as possible across the UK. Both organisations are firmly committed to supporting UK businesses to thrive by fulfilling their digital potential and we look forward to our close collaboration as Freedom Fibre’s network continues to evolve and we continue to enhance our growing reputation as the independent wholesale connectivity aggregator of choice backed by exceptional customer service.”
Press Contact
Freedom Fibre Press Office | pressoffice@freedomfibre.com
Hey — this Freedom Fibre + VeloxServ news is exciting from where I stand. The way they’re expanding B2B connectivity across areas like Greater Manchester, Cheshire, Stoke-on-Trent, and rural spots means more businesses will get access to fast, full-fibre links. That kind of reliable symmetry in upload + download is a game-changer for cloud work, streaming services, even small teams video-collaborating. As someone who’s used both big ISPs and smaller fibre providers, I know customers often compare to brands like Xfinity (also check xfinity reviews )— people care as much about customer service, consistency, and speed as headline specs. If Freedom Fibre delivers as promised, this could raise the bar for business internet in underserved regions.