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Who is Locallink?
Locallink is a Brazilian telecommunications and connectivity provider offering data, IP, and managed network services for business and institutional customers.
- Enterprise and Server Message Block (SMB) internet access services, including dedicated corporate connectivity
- Data communication and IP transit services for organizations and carriers (networking)
- Managed network and infrastructure services, including monitoring and support
- Last-mile connectivity and access solutions for ISPs and corporate networks
- Regional telecommunications carrier operations with fiber-based services
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More About Locallink
Locallink operates as a regional telecommunications carrier in Brazil, focusing on data connectivity, internet access, and network services for enterprises, service providers, and institutional customers. Its offerings are oriented to organizations that require stable links for corporate applications, cloud access, collaboration platforms, and inter-site connectivity. The company positions its services as carrier-grade, with an emphasis on fiber-based infrastructure and IP services that support business workloads, back-office systems, and customer-facing applications.
The company’s portfolio centers on dedicated internet access and data communication services (networking), which are used by enterprises that need symmetric bandwidth, traffic capacity guarantees, and service-level commitments beyond residential broadband. Locallink also provides IP transit and connectivity solutions for other ISPs and carriers (wholesale networking), enabling regional traffic exchange, upstream internet connectivity, and redundancy options in multi-provider architectures. These services are typically integrated into enterprise network topologies that include Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS), VPNs, and hybrid Wide Area Network (WAN) configurations, although explicit details about every protocol may vary by customer implementation.
Locallink relies on fiber-optic infrastructure and carrier network technologies that support Ethernet, IP, and related transport mechanisms. In enterprise environments, its links can be used to connect data centers, branch offices, and cloud gateways, and are often combined with routing, firewall, and Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) platforms from the customer’s ecosystem. The provider’s managed services layer includes monitoring and technical support, which can integrate with customers’ Network Operations Center (NOC) procedures, escalation workflows, and change management processes.
From a marketplace and taxonomy perspective, Locallink fits into categories such as enterprise connectivity (networking), wholesale carrier services (telecom infrastructure), and managed network services (IT services). Its solutions are relevant for organizations that need regional fiber access, last-mile connectivity, or carrier interconnection in Brazil, including ISPs, content providers, and corporate IT departments. The company’s role in these environments is to deliver physical and logical network access, bandwidth, and operational support that can be incorporated into larger multi-vendor network architectures and service portfolios.
For enterprise technical stakeholders, Locallink’s services function as core network components that underpin availability and performance of higher-layer systems such as Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) applications, unified communications platforms, and cloud services. By providing IP transit, dedicated internet, and managed connectivity, the company supplies the underlay infrastructure on which customers can deploy security, observability, and application delivery solutions from their chosen vendors.
Our description of Locallink. Updated December 2025.
