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- Disaster Recovery
- Enterprise
- Fiber
- Industry
- Infrastructure-as-a-Service
- Infrastructure Management
- Interconnection
- Internet
- Internet of Things
- Internet Protocol
- Low-Power Wide Area
- Monitoring
- Networking
- Network Operator
- on-premises
- Optical Networking
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- Power
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- Software-Defined Wide Area Network
- Space
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- Wholesale
- Wireless
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Who is České Radiokomunikace?
České Radiokomunikace is a Czech telecommunications and broadcast infrastructure provider focused on terrestrial broadcasting, data center services, connectivity, and digital infrastructure for enterprises and public institutions.
- Nationwide terrestrial TV and radio broadcasting infrastructure management and operation
- Data center and colocation services for enterprise and public-sector workloads (data center / colocation)
- Connectivity services including fixed wireless and fiber-based access for business customers (networking)
- Cloud and managed infrastructure services built on hosted environments (cloud infrastructure / Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS))
- Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity and related platform services for industry and municipal deployments (IoT connectivity)
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More About České Radiokomunikace
České Radiokomunikace operates broadcast and telecommunications infrastructure in the Czech Republic, with a portfolio that combines terrestrial television and radio transmission, data center services, wholesale and enterprise connectivity, cloud infrastructure, and IoT connectivity. The company works with broadcasters, telecom operators, enterprises, and public institutions that require national or regional coverage, low-latency access to Czech users, and hosting of workloads within Czech jurisdiction.
In broadcasting, České Radiokomunikace manages terrestrial transmission sites and associated access networks for television and radio content distribution. These services rely on standardized digital broadcasting technologies such as DVB-T and its successor DVB-T2 for television, and FM and digital radio standards for audio. Enterprise and media customers typically integrate these broadcast services into end-to-end content workflows that span playout systems, content delivery networks (CDN), and consumer set-top boxes or integrated digital televisions. The company’s infrastructure supports multiplexing, signal distribution, and last-mile broadcast coverage across the country.
In data center and colocation (data center / colocation), České Radiokomunikace provides rack space, power, cooling, and physical security for customer equipment, along with options for carrier connectivity and peering. These facilities are positioned for enterprises and public bodies that require hosting for core business applications, Disaster Recovery (DR) sites, or latency-sensitive services delivered to Czech end users. Customers can deploy dedicated servers, storage, and network equipment while using the provider’s backbone connectivity and interconnection with local and international carriers.
Connectivity services (networking) from České Radiokomunikace cover business internet access, point-to-point and point-to-multipoint links, and wholesale capacity for other service providers. These offers often use a combination of microwave links, fixed wireless access, and optical fiber where available. Enterprises can use these services to connect branch offices, production facilities, or remote locations to central data centers or cloud platforms, integrating them into VPNs, Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) overlays, and standard IP routing architectures.
Cloud and managed infrastructure services (cloud infrastructure / IaaS) provided by České Radiokomunikace are based on virtualized compute, storage, and network resources hosted in its data centers. These services target workloads that must reside within the Czech Republic or integrate with existing on-premises (on-prem) or colocated infrastructure. Typical use cases include hosting web applications, back-office systems, and line-of-business platforms with managed backup, monitoring, and service-level commitments.
In the IoT domain (IoT connectivity), České Radiokomunikace offers connectivity and platform capabilities for devices deployed in industrial, utility, and municipal environments. These services are used for telemetry, asset tracking, smart city functions, and remote monitoring, often leveraging Low-Power Wide Area (LPWA) networking (LPWAN) concepts and IP-based integration into enterprise back-end systems and analytics platforms. Customers can combine IoT connectivity with the provider’s data center and cloud resources to build end-to-end device-to-application solutions hosted within Czech infrastructure.
Across these areas, České Radiokomunikace occupies directory categories such as broadcast transmission services, data center and colocation, enterprise connectivity and networking, cloud infrastructure and hosting, and IoT connectivity. Its infrastructure and service lines are used by organizations that prioritize local presence, regulated data residency, and integration of broadcast, telecom, and IT workloads on shared physical assets.
Our description of České Radiokomunikace. Updated December 2025.
