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Who is Link Internet?
Link Internet is a Brazilian telecommunications provider that delivers fixed broadband internet access and related connectivity services to residential and business customers.
- Fixed broadband internet services for homes and businesses
- Wired and wireless last-mile connectivity in local coverage areas
- Subscription-based access plans with varying bandwidth tiers
- Customer support for installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting
- Network infrastructure operations for regional internet delivery
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Link Internet operates in the Brazilian telecommunications market as a regional internet service provider (ISP) focused on fixed broadband connectivity for residential and corporate users. Its offerings are structured as subscription plans that vary by download and upload speeds, allowing enterprises, small businesses, and households to select bandwidth tiers according to application needs such as web access, video streaming, collaboration tools, or cloud-based workloads.
The company’s technical model aligns with standard Internet Service Providers (ISP) architectures, where Customer Premises Equipment (CPE) such as routers or Wi‑Fi access points terminate the last-mile connection to Link Internet’s access network. Depending on the locality, this last mile can be based on fiber, coaxial, or wireless technologies, which then interconnect with aggregation nodes and backbone links that route traffic to national and international Internet Exchange Points (IXP).
Within enterprise and institutional environments, Link Internet’s services are used to support connectivity for office locations, retail sites, and remote branches that require consistent broadband access for business systems, Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP), VPNs, and Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platforms. The provider focuses on stable access links rather than over-the-top applications, so its services are typically integrated with customer-managed firewalls, SD‑WAN appliances, or cloud security gateways supplied by other vendors.
From a technology-domain perspective, Link Internet sits in the access and transport layer of the network stack. It manages IP address allocation, routing, and peering in line with standard internet protocols such as Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) for interdomain routing, and Domain Name System (DNS) resolution services. Wi‑Fi connectivity inside customer premises is commonly layered on top of the fixed link, with Link Internet often responsible for provisioning the gateway and ensuring signal coverage based on the plan selected by the subscriber.
In comparison to broader telecommunications providers that combine mobile, voice, and TV services, Link Internet’s marketplace positioning is centered on data connectivity and broadband access. For directory and taxonomy purposes, the organization aligns with categories such as fixed broadband access, ISP services, and network connectivity for both consumer and Small Medium Enterprises (SME) segments, providing the underlying internet link that other IT, cloud, and communications solutions depend on.
Our description of Link Internet. Updated February 2026.