Afc
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About the Afc Logo
About AFC
AFC, or Advanced Fibre Communications, was a telecommunications equipment maker based in Petaluma, California. Trading on NASDAQ as AFCI, it built broadband access equipment used by more than 800 service providers worldwide, and became a key supplier in the industry’s shift toward fiber-to-the-premises networks. In May 2004 Tellabs agreed to acquire AFC for $1.9 billion in cash and stock.
AFC Logo Meaning and History
The AFC logo combines a blue square containing a white circular arrow with the company’s initials, signalling continuous connectivity and the flow of data across networks. It represented the company through the broadband boom of the early 2000s.
- 1990s – Advanced Fibre Communications grows as a supplier of broadband access gear in Petaluma, California.
- Early 2000s – AFC equipment powers carriers’ fiber-to-the-premises rollouts across the United States.
- May 2004 – Tellabs announces the $1.9 billion acquisition of AFC, combining leaders in access and transport.
- 2004 – The deal closes and AFC becomes part of Tellabs.
AFC Logo Colors
The AFC logo uses a deep blue square with a white arrow motif, paired with grey “AFC” lettering — a classic enterprise-technology palette suggesting trust and reliability.
AFC Logo Font
The mark uses an elegant serif style for the “AFC” initials, with the full company name set beneath in spaced sans-serif capitals.
