Intrepid Fiber expands California network
BROOMFIELD — Broomfield-based internet-fiber company Intrepid Fiber Networks will expand its California network to build fiber-to-the-premises infrastructure in Corona and Riverside in Riverside County.
The deployment will bring symmetrical multi-gigabit broadband to more than 50,000 homes and businesses.
The Corona and Riverside builds are Intrepid’s first deployment in the Inland Empire and its second California region overall. The company expanded into San Diego County in San Marcos and Vista earlier this year. Construction on the new network is expected to begin immediately, with service available to residents and businesses in 2026.
“Corona and Riverside mark our first step into the Inland Empire, and it’s an area we’ve been focused on since we entered California,” Jack Waters, CEO of Intrepid Fiber Networks, said in a written statement. “The growth in the region has outpaced the broadband infrastructure serving it, and households and businesses deserve better than what’s available today. We’re investing in a network that delivers speed, reliability, and choice this region needs to keep growing.”
Intrepid Fiber was launched in 2021 by Brookfield Asset Management, one of the world’s largest investment groups.
Broomfield-based internet-fiber company Intrepid Fiber Networks will expand its California network to build fiber-to-the-premises infrastructure in Corona and Riverside in Riverside County.
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