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Who is Salam?
Salam (Integrated Telecom Company Salam) is a Saudi Arabian telecommunications and Information and Communication Technology (ICT) service provider focused on fixed connectivity, data center, cloud, and managed services for enterprises, government entities, and carriers.
- Business and wholesale connectivity services over fiber and other fixed networks for enterprises and carriers (networking).
- Data center hosting, colocation, and related infrastructure services for organizations (data center services).
- Cloud and ICT solutions including hosting, infrastructure services, and managed IT for corporate and public-sector customers (cloud infrastructure, managed services).
- Cybersecurity and managed network security offerings for enterprise environments (security services).
- Voice, collaboration, and related communication services for business and institutional users (unified communications).
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More About Salam
Salam, formally known as Integrated Telecom Company Salam, operates as a telecommunications and ICT provider in Saudi Arabia with a portfolio centered on enterprise, government, and wholesale carrier customers. Its services span fixed connectivity, data center infrastructure, cloud and hosting environments, and a range of managed ICT functions positioned to support production, branch, and headquarters environments across public and private sector organizations.
In networking (networking), Salam offers fixed connectivity services that typically include fiber-based access, enterprise internet, private lines, and Wide Area Network (WAN) connectivity. These services are designed for multi-site enterprises, financial institutions, industrial facilities, and public agencies that require SLA-backed bandwidth, Traffic Engineering (TE), and integration with on-premises (on-prem) LANs and security stacks. Salam’s wholesale and carrier-grade connectivity also supports interconnection between local and international operators, content providers, and cloud access points.
Salam’s data center and colocation portfolio (data center services) provides rack space, power, cooling, and physical security, with options for hosting customer-owned equipment and interconnecting to Salam’s backbone and other carriers. These facilities are positioned for workloads such as core applications, databases, Disaster Recovery (DR), and content distribution nodes. Architecturally, Salam data center services are typically integrated with redundant power systems, multiple carrier routes, and network segmentation features to support enterprise-grade availability and compliance requirements common in sectors like finance, healthcare, and government.
In cloud and ICT services (cloud infrastructure, managed services), Salam provides infrastructure hosting and managed environments that allow organizations to deploy virtualized servers, storage, and applications. These offerings commonly rely on virtualization technologies, standard IP networking protocols, VPNs, and secure connectivity back to customer premises or third-party clouds. Enterprises use these services to extend or complement on-prem data centers, implement hybrid architectures, and offload routine infrastructure management such as patching, monitoring, and backup.
Security services (security services) from Salam generally focus on managed network security, including firewalls, secure gateways, and related controls integrated with enterprise connectivity. These services are positioned to help organizations enforce access policies across branches, data centers, and remote users, with security functions applied at the network edge or within Salam’s hosting environments. Salam also provides voice and collaboration services (unified communications), enabling SIP-based voice, enterprise telephony, and unified communications capabilities that link office locations and contact center functions.
From a marketplace categorization standpoint, Salam fits into multiple enterprise IT and telecom categories: fixed connectivity and WAN services (networking), data center and colocation (data center services), cloud infrastructure and managed hosting (cloud infrastructure, managed services), cybersecurity and network protection (security services), and business voice and collaboration (unified communications). These areas form the basis for how Salam is typically evaluated in procurement contexts and included in regional telecom and ICT vendor lists.
Our description of Salam. Updated December 2025.
