- Application
- Backup
- Broadband
- Business Operations
- Carrier Networks
- Cloud
- Connectivity
- Disaster Recovery
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- Enterprise
- Ethernet
- Fiber
- High Availability
- Industry
- Internet
- Internet Protocol
- Latency
- Long Haul
- Market
- Monitoring
- Network Operator
- Network Service
- Optical Networking
- Router
- Service Level Agreements
- Services
- Software-Defined Wide Area Network
- Wavelength Division Multiplexing
- Wholesale
- Wide Area Network
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Who is Plus Networks?
Plus Networks is a Brazilian telecommunications provider that delivers data connectivity, internet services, and network infrastructure solutions to enterprises and carriers.
- Enterprise and carrier-grade data connectivity services, including point-to-point and MPLS-based networks (network connectivity)
- Dedicated internet access and broadband services for corporate customers (internet services)
- Optical fiber infrastructure deployment and management across metropolitan and long-haul routes (fiber infrastructure)
- Managed network services and monitoring for business-critical connectivity (managed network services)
- Custom network solutions for sectors such as corporate, wholesale, and service providers (telecom solutions)
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Plus Networks operates in the Brazilian telecommunications market with a focus on enterprise and carrier connectivity, providing data and internet services built on fiber-optic infrastructure. The company’s portfolio is oriented toward organizations that require dedicated, high-availability links between sites, data centers, and cloud environments, as well as reliable access to the public internet for business operations. Its services sit within the broader enterprise networking and connectivity category, serving corporate IT, network engineering, and infrastructure teams that manage distributed environments.
The company’s connectivity offerings typically use standard telecom architectures such as MPLS-based IP VPNs (network connectivity) and Ethernet over fiber (network connectivity) to interconnect branch offices, headquarters, and partner locations. Dedicated internet access (internet services) is provided over the same optical backbone, with Service Level Agreements (SLAs) that cover availability, latency, and support. These services integrate with customers’ existing network equipment, including routers, firewalls, and Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) appliances, and are commonly used as underlay transport for overlay technologies deployed by enterprises or managed service providers.
Plus Networks’ fiber infrastructure (fiber infrastructure) includes metropolitan rings and intercity routes designed to support high-capacity links, typically using optical transmission technologies such as Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM) or related protocols that are standard in carrier networks. This infrastructure enables wholesale services to other operators and ISPs, who can lease capacity or dark fiber for their own retail offerings. For enterprise customers, the same backbone underpins point-to-point links, last-mile access, and connections to data centers, enabling use cases such as offsite backup, Disaster Recovery (DR), and low-latency application access.
Managed network services (managed network services) from Plus Networks encompass proactive monitoring, troubleshooting, and operational support for connectivity services. These offerings are aligned with ITIL-style service management practices common in telecom environments, providing a single contact point for incidents and changes related to Wide Area Network (WAN) and internet circuits. Enterprises use these services to reduce the operational overhead on internal network teams and to obtain a consistent support model across multiple locations.
In the enterprise IT marketplace, Plus Networks can be categorized under telecom carriers and network service providers, with solution areas that include enterprise WAN connectivity, dedicated internet access, fiber infrastructure, and managed network services. Its offerings are positioned for organizations that prioritize predictable performance, contractual SLAs, and integration with existing security, collaboration, and cloud architectures, rather than for consumer or residential connectivity. This focus makes its services relevant to sectors such as finance, retail, industry, technology providers, and other service providers that depend on stable, high-capacity network links within Brazil.
Our description of Plus Networks. Updated February 2026.
