Quickhatch.<p>One of Michigan's state nicknames is "The Wolverine State" and quickhatch is another term for a wolverine. It has the word "quick" in it which gets across the message that fiber = fast. Additionally it's low competition in Google as the only results that come up are a knife company and a few dictionary listings.<p>Boom. Check please. :)
I am less tech savvy than a lot of people here on HN. I had to look up fiber and the first hits were for dietary fiber. But it looks like you mean high speed internet.<p>If so, I will suggest you go with something that a generic internet user doesn't need to Google to comprehend. I assume you want to sell to everyone, not just tech insiders, since everyone needs internet these days. Plus "Sell to the masses, live with the classes. Sell to the classes, live with the masses."<p>So:<p>Data Demon<p>Mi Data Demon<p>Mi Broadband<p>Mi Internet<p>Mi-Fi
Well, FiberUP -- but I doubt that's your geographic center. ;-)<p>FiberUS -- potential for use beyond Michigan.<p>FiberMi or FiberMI -- could pronounce "me", though might be confusing.<p>I like ubertaco's "Pure Fiber". I trust you are to the premises? ;-)
When I think 'fiber,' I think of a fast, tensile, vaguely biological apparatus whose overarching job is to shunt. For an edgy, thundrous, monosyllabic word, 'Shunt' works quite nicely for an ISP I think. It's fun to say, too: 'Shunt.'
iRefract (just kidding)<p>Do you want "Fiber" in the name? "Web"? "Internet"? "Michigan"?<p>(riffing off keane)
- FiberStream
- EchoLine
- CloudLine