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Who is Salam?
Salam is a Saudi Arabian telecommunications and Information and Communication Technology (ICT) service provider offering fixed and wireless connectivity, data center, cloud, and managed services for enterprises and government entities.
- Fixed and wireless connectivity services for businesses, carriers, and government networks (networking).
- Cloud hosting, virtual infrastructure, and related managed cloud services (cloud infrastructure).
- Data center colocation and hosting facilities within Saudi Arabia (data center services).
- Managed security and ICT outsourcing services for enterprise customers (managed security and IT services).
- Voice, collaboration, and internet access solutions for corporate and institutional customers (enterprise communications).
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More About Salam
Salam, previously known as Integrated Telecom Company (ITC), operates as a licensed telecommunications and ICT provider in Saudi Arabia with a portfolio centered on enterprise and government connectivity, data center hosting, cloud services, and managed ICT solutions.
The company’s networking offerings (networking) include fixed-line connectivity such as fiber-based internet access, leased lines, and Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) virtual private networks, as well as wireless access services where applicable, giving enterprises options for primary and backup connectivity between branch locations, data centers, and cloud environments.
Salam provides data center services (data center services) through facilities located in Saudi Arabia, offering colocation for customer equipment, hosting for critical workloads, and associated services such as power redundancy, physical security, and environmental controls, which are relevant for organizations with data residency or compliance requirements within the kingdom.
Cloud services from Salam (cloud infrastructure) typically include virtual machines, storage, and associated networking resources delivered from its local infrastructure, with options for managed services around deployment, monitoring, and operations, allowing enterprises and public-sector entities to host applications closer to end users and integrate with existing on-premises (on-prem) environments.
The company also offers managed security and ICT services (managed security and IT services), which can include firewall management, Virtual Private Network (VPN) services based on standard IPsec and SSL/TLS protocols, secure connectivity to data centers and cloud resources, and broader outsourcing of network and infrastructure operations, aimed at organizations that prefer a single provider for connectivity and operational management.
In enterprise communications (enterprise communications), Salam supplies internet access, SIP-based voice services, and unified communication capabilities that rely on common IP telephony and Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) standards, supporting corporate collaboration, contact centers, and branch-office telephony.
Within an enterprise IT taxonomy, Salam can be categorized under telecom carriers and network service providers for its connectivity portfolio, under data center colocation and hosting providers for its Saudi-based facilities, and under cloud infrastructure and managed service providers for its virtualized infrastructure and ICT outsourcing offerings.
These services are typically integrated into customer architectures that use standard routing protocols, Ethernet-based access, IP/MPLS core networks, and secure VPN overlays, allowing Salam’s offerings to function as core transport, hosting, and managed operations layers in multi-vendor enterprise and government environments.
Our description of Salam. Updated December 2025.
