Ripple Fiber, following its 2025 merger with HyperFiber, is expanding its Colorado footprint. The deal with HyperFiber—an entity that first entered the Colorado market in 2024—positions Ripple to reach more than 30,000 premises along the Front Range, with preconstruction already underway in parts of Broomfield and nearby communities.
In Frederick, Ripple hosted an honorary ribbon-cutting with the Town of Firestone, Carbon Valley Chamber of Commerce, Fort Lupton Chamber of Commerce, and Broomfield Chamber of Commerce, inviting residents to its local office as interior and exterior signage was unveiled to align the space with the Ripple Fiber brand.
Ripple Fiber currently delivers high-speed fiber internet to more than 7,000 homes and businesses across Firestone and Fort Lupton and is actively expanding its Front Range footprint in 2026.
Mitzi McMahan, Ripple Fiber’s director of government affairs, said: “We’re proud to grow alongside this vibrant community as we expand access to high-speed fiber internet for more residents and businesses. This progress is made possible through strong collaboration with local leaders.”
Firestone Mayor Don Conyac welcomed Ripple Fiber and emphasized that partnerships like this will expand reliable, high-speed internet access, foster competition, and support education, remote work, economic growth, and overall quality of life for residents and businesses in Firestone and nearby communities.
Frederick’s Ripple Fiber office signage updates mirror the company’s brand, reinforcing its local presence as Colorado’s fiber build accelerates with preconstruction in Broomfield and other Front Range areas.
