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Who is Real Telecom?
Real Telecom is a Brazilian telecommunications provider focused on fixed broadband, corporate connectivity, and voice services for residential and business customers.
- Fixed broadband internet services for residential users over fiber and other access technologies.
- Dedicated data and connectivity solutions for businesses and corporate networks.
- Voice services including fixed telephony for home and enterprise environments.
- Managed connectivity and support services tailored to local and regional organizations.
- Network infrastructure services to connect commercial sites, branches, and offices.
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Real Telecom operates as a regional telecommunications carrier in Brazil, supplying broadband, data, and voice services to residential, small and medium businesses, and corporate customers that require stable connectivity for daily operations.
The company’s portfolio is centered on fixed broadband internet delivered over fiber-optic and other wired access networks, positioned for use in homes, retail locations, and office environments where consistent bandwidth and low latency are important for applications such as web access, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) tools, and video collaboration.
For enterprises and organizations, Real Telecom offers corporate connectivity services that can include dedicated internet links, point-to-point connections, and Wide Area Network (WAN) connectivity between multiple branches, aligning with common enterprise network architectures that separate internet access, inter-branch links, and data center or cloud connectivity.
Voice offerings include fixed telephony, which may be provided via IP-based voice (VoIP) or traditional telephony, enabling businesses and households to integrate voice communications with their broadband connections and, in business scenarios, to connect PBXs or IP-PBX systems.
From a technology standpoint, the company’s services align with standard telecom frameworks such as IP networking, Ethernet-based last-mile delivery, and, where applicable, fiber access architectures similar to GPON or related Passive Optical Network (PON) models commonly used by Brazilian ISPs, although specific protocol branding is not always detailed publicly.
In enterprise environments, Real Telecom’s connectivity services are typically consumed as part of a broader network stack that can include customer-managed firewalls, Virtual Private Network (VPN) gateways, and Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) appliances supplied either by the customer or by third-party integrators, with Real Telecom acting as the access and transport provider.
Within an IT and telecom marketplace taxonomy, Real Telecom fits into categories such as fixed broadband access, business internet, enterprise connectivity, and fixed voice services, serving as a regional carrier option for organizations seeking local network coverage and service support in its operating area.
Our description of Real Telecom. Updated February 2026.