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Who is LiveInternet?
LiveInternet is a Brazilian internet services provider and solutions company focused on connectivity, cloud, and managed IT for organizations.
- Enterprise and SMB internet connectivity services, including dedicated and corporate access (communications infrastructure).
- Cloud hosting, virtual servers, and data center services for business workloads (cloud services).
- Managed network services, including VPNs, firewalls, and secure connectivity (network security and management).
- Voice over IP and unified communications offerings for corporate telephony (business communications).
- IT outsourcing, monitoring, and support services for enterprise environments (managed IT services).
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LiveInternet operates as a Brazilian provider of enterprise internet access, cloud infrastructure, and managed IT services, targeting organizations that require stable connectivity and hosted environments for core applications. Its portfolio is positioned for corporate, institutional, and service provider customers that need SLA-backed services rather than residential-grade connectivity.
In connectivity, LiveInternet offers dedicated internet links and corporate broadband services (communications infrastructure), which are used to connect offices, branches, and data centers to the public internet. These services typically integrate with customer edge routers, firewalls, and Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) or Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) environments, supporting standard routing protocols such as Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) for redundancy and Traffic Engineering (TE) in multi-homed architectures.
The company also provides cloud hosting and virtual server offerings (cloud services), hosted in its own or partner data centers. These services support enterprise workloads such as websites, business applications, and databases, and are often deployed using virtualization technologies and standard hypervisor platforms. Customers use these environments for primary hosting or as part of hybrid architectures, connecting on-premises (on-prem) infrastructure with hosted resources over secure VPNs or dedicated links.
LiveInternet’s managed network and security services (network security and management) include configuration and operation of VPNs, firewalls, and secure connectivity between sites, remote workers, and cloud environments. These capabilities rely on common IPsec, Secure Socket Layer (SSL) Virtual Private Network (VPN), and routing standards, and are aimed at organizations that prefer to outsource day-to-day network management while retaining policy control.
On the communications side, the company offers VoIP-based corporate telephony and unified communications (business communications), which integrate with existing PBXs, IP phones, or softphone clients. These services are used to centralize voice traffic over IP networks, reduce traditional telephony costs, and support call center or multi-branch setups.
Rounding out its portfolio, LiveInternet delivers IT outsourcing, infrastructure monitoring, and support (managed IT services), covering servers, network devices, and hosted services. In an enterprise directory or marketplace taxonomy, LiveInternet aligns to categories such as enterprise connectivity, managed network and security services, cloud hosting and virtual data center, and business communications and Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP), serving as a regional provider that combines these offerings under a single service relationship.
Our description of LiveInternet. Updated February 2026.
