Stavanger, Norway – November 17, 2025
Altibox Carrier, a leading Nordic provider of high-capacity fibre infrastructure, today announced the appointment of Luke Fox as its new Chief Commercial Officer (CCO). This strategic hire marks a pivotal step in the company’s mission to expand its cutting-edge terrestrial and subsea hyperscale network infrastructure across the region.
Luke Fox brings 27 years of experience from the telecom industry, most recently as the head of Ciena’s Global Hyperscale Partnership team. His appointment reinforces Altibox Carrier’s commitment to strengthening its global commercial leadership and meeting the increasing international demand for advanced data infrastructure.
Svein Arild Ims, CEO of Altibox Carrier, commented: “Luke’s extensive expertise, particularly within the global hyperscale segment, is instrumental as we advance our strategy to build resilient, high-capacity networks across the Nordics. This appointment underscores our dedication to delivering world-class digital infrastructure and enabling sustainable digital transformation for our global customers.”
As CCO, Luke Fox will lead the company’s commercial strategy and drive market growth, with a focus on developing strong partnerships with local communities as well as international technology leaders.
Luke Fox added: “I am excited to join Altibox Carrier and help shape its commercial vision. By collaborating with partners locally and globally, we will support sustainable infrastructure development in the Nordic region—aligning with my passion for innovation and for addressing tomorrow’s challenges today.”
About Altibox Carrier
Altibox Carrier provides international connectivity and high-speed data services across the Nordics and Europe. The company operates the NO-UK subsea cable between Norway and the UK, and the Skagen Fiber West cable between Norway and Denmark, integrated with an extensive terrestrial network. Altibox Carrier is co-owned by Lyse and HitecVision. The Altibox Carrier network, including its large metro network in Oslo, connects major sites across Northern Europe (including Hamburg, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Brussels, London and Dublin).
