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Who is Linkt?
Linkt is a French telecommunications provider that offers fixed and managed connectivity services for businesses and public-sector entities.
- Enterprise and mid-market connectivity services over fixed networks
- IP access, Ethernet, and Virtual Private Network (VPN) solutions for multi-site organizations (networking)
- Managed telecom services and support for corporate and institutional customers (managed services)
- Connectivity solutions tailored for service providers, resellers, and integrators (wholesale and partner services)
- Integration within the Altitude Infrastructure ecosystem for regional and national coverage in France
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More About Linkt
Linkt operates as a business-focused telecommunications provider in France, delivering fixed connectivity and managed network services to enterprises, mid-sized companies, local authorities, and institutional customers. The company positions its portfolio around IP-based access, private networking, and data transport services that support multi-site operations, branch connectivity, and integration with corporate IT infrastructures.
The core of Linkt’s offering is built on standard telecom and networking technologies such as IP transit (networking), Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) or IP VPN (networking), and Ethernet-based services (networking) for site-to-site links and access to data centers or cloud environments. These services are relevant for IT departments that need predictable bandwidth, service-level commitments, and integration with existing Wide Area Network (WAN), Local Area Network (LAN), and security architectures. Linkt typically interfaces with customer edge routers, firewalls, and Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) or network management solutions, enabling enterprises to embed its connectivity into broader infrastructure designs.
For multi-site organizations, Linkt’s VPN and Ethernet solutions (networking) can be used to interconnect headquarters, regional offices, logistics sites, and data centers over a single managed network, with options for Quality of Service (QoS) policies, redundancy, and failover paths, depending on the design. Public-sector entities may use these services to link administrative buildings, schools, or technical facilities, while maintaining segregation between internal networks and external internet exposure.
Linkt also provides managed telecom and support services (managed services), where it assumes responsibility for provisioning, monitoring, and maintaining network links according to agreed service levels. This can include centralized customer portals, ticketing, and performance reporting, which are relevant for IT operations teams that manage network uptime and capacity planning.
Within the broader Altitude Infrastructure group, Linkt benefits from access to regional and national fiber and broadband infrastructure in France, including public-initiative networks where applicable. This positioning enables the company to deliver connectivity across diverse geographies, including metropolitan areas and less densely populated regions, which can be important for enterprises with distributed footprints.
In an enterprise IT directory or marketplace taxonomy, Linkt fits under categories such as business connectivity (networking), enterprise WAN and VPN services (networking), and managed network services (managed services). Its offerings align with use cases that include branch interconnection, secure access to data centers or cloud providers, and wholesale or partner connectivity for service integrators and telecom resellers that build higher-level services on top of Linkt’s network infrastructure.
Our description of Linkt. Updated December 2025.
