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Who is Metro Telecom?
Metro Telecom is a Brazilian telecommunications provider focused on enterprise and carrier-grade connectivity, data transport, and infrastructure services.
- Metro Ethernet, IP, and data transport services for corporate and carrier customers
- Fiber-optic network infrastructure with metropolitan and intercity coverage
- Dedicated internet access and Virtual Private Network (VPN) connectivity for enterprise and institutional networks
- Colocation and data center connectivity services for IT and cloud workloads
- Custom network projects for operators, integrators, and large organizations
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More About Metro Telecom
Metro Telecom operates in the Brazilian telecommunications market with a focus on fixed network services for enterprises, carriers, and institutional customers that require dedicated connectivity, high-availability links, and predictable network performance. The company’s portfolio centers on data transport and IP services delivered over fiber, positioned for use cases such as corporate WANs, connectivity between sites in metropolitan regions, and interconnection between data centers and cloud environments.
The provider’s core offerings include Metro Ethernet (enterprise networking), IP transit (internet connectivity), and dedicated point-to-point or point-to-multipoint data circuits (data transport). These services are commonly used to link corporate headquarters, branches, and production sites, as well as to support integrations between customer data centers, colocation facilities, and public cloud regions. Connectivity can be aligned with typical enterprise architectures based on Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) VPNs (WAN connectivity), Layer 2 Ethernet services, and routed IP services where customers maintain their own routing and security stacks on top of the underlying links.
Metro Telecom’s infrastructure is based on fiber-optic networks that span metropolitan areas and selected intercity routes, which enables high-capacity links and low-latency paths appropriate for applications such as ERP, real-time transactional systems, and unified communications. Services often rely on standard protocols and technologies such as Ethernet, IP, MPLS, and optical transport, which support interoperability with customer routers, switches, firewalls, and Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) appliances from common enterprise vendors. This allows integration into multi-vendor network topologies without proprietary lock-in at the access layer.
For data center and colocation use cases, Metro Telecom provides dedicated connectivity into carrier-neutral facilities and customer-owned sites, which is relevant for workloads that require predictable bandwidth and controlled routing paths rather than reliance on best-effort internet. These links can underpin hybrid IT architectures where on-premises (on-prem) environments interconnect with cloud platforms using private or VPN-based connectivity layered on top of Metro Telecom’s transport services.
Within an enterprise IT and procurement directory, Metro Telecom fits into categories such as enterprise connectivity services, Wide Area Network (WAN) and Metro Ethernet services, internet access for businesses, carrier wholesale transport, and data center connectivity. Its offerings are applicable to organizations that prioritize deterministic network behavior, Service Level Agreements (SLAs) on latency and availability, and the ability to design network topologies using familiar standards-based protocols across Brazilian metropolitan and regional footprints.
Our description of Metro Telecom. Updated February 2026.