- Broadband
- Connectivity
- Customer Premises Equipment
- Enterprise
- Fiber
- Internet
- Local Area Network
- Multitenant
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Who is Com Hem?
Com Hem is a Swedish telecommunications brand providing fixed broadband, TV distribution, and telephony services to residential and business customers.
- Fixed broadband access over cable and fiber infrastructure for households and enterprises (network connectivity).
- Digital TV and streaming distribution services delivered via cable and IP-based platforms (media delivery).
- Fixed telephony and related communication services bundled with broadband and TV (enterprise and residential voice).
- Customer Premises Equipment (CPE) such as routers and TV set-top boxes supporting access and service delivery (network CPE).
- Bundled communication and entertainment packages for residential multi-dwelling units and property owners (connectivity and media bundles).
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More About Com Hem
Com Hem operates as a Swedish telecommunications and media service provider brand focused on fixed connectivity and TV distribution for residential and enterprise environments. Its portfolio centers on broadband internet access, digital TV, and fixed telephony, typically sold as standalone or bundled offerings. The brand addresses usage scenarios where stable, wired connectivity and managed TV delivery are required, such as multi-dwelling residential properties, small offices, and enterprise locations that consume broadcast and streaming content alongside data and voice services.
From a technical perspective, Com Hem’s broadband services rely on cable and fiber access networks (network connectivity), integrating hybrid fiber-coaxial (HFC) or full fiber-to-the-premises architectures depending on the local build-out. These access technologies connect into IP-based core networks that route internet traffic for consumer and business endpoints. CPE such as cable or fiber modems and Wi‑Fi routers terminates the access connection and provides Local Area Network (LAN) functionality, which is relevant for IT teams managing in-building connectivity or integrating Com Hem lines into broader corporate or property-level network topologies.
Com Hem’s TV services (media delivery) use digital cable TV and IP-based distribution to deliver linear channels and on-demand content. Set-top boxes or conditional-access–enabled TV modules handle channel decoding, content navigation, and integration with features such as program guides and recording where supported. For enterprise and institutional environments, this TV offering is often applied in hospitality, multi-tenant housing, and shared facilities where centrally managed TV access is required for many end users with consistent channel lineups and service levels.
The telephony services (enterprise and residential voice) are typically provided as fixed voice over cable or fiber infrastructure, implemented using voice-over-IP (VoIP) in the provider network while exposing standard telephony interfaces to end users. This allows enterprises and property owners to use existing analog or IP-based PBX equipment while sourcing the underlying access and voice trunking from Com Hem. The integration of broadband, TV, and telephony under a single brand simplifies vendor management for organizations that require combined connectivity and media distribution.
Within an enterprise or institutional directory, Com Hem is categorized under fixed network connectivity, broadband internet access, digital TV and media distribution, and fixed voice services. Its offerings align with solution categories such as last-mile access (network connectivity), managed TV headend replacement and channel distribution (media delivery), and SIP/VoIP-based fixed telephony (enterprise and residential voice). Organizations evaluating providers for wired internet, TV, and voice in Sweden may treat Com Hem as a bundled service option that interfaces with existing LAN, Wi‑Fi, and telephony infrastructure.
Our description of Com Hem. Updated February 2026.