HostDime Brazil’s network featuring multiple redundant connections allows us to reach everyone in Brazil at the lowest latency possible.
HostDime Brazil operates in two Tier III Design Certified data centers: João Pessoa, in Northern Brazil, and São Paulo, in Southern Brazil. This gives our clients the ability to target both the northern and southern markets of Brazil. Services in Brazil include colocation, cloud servers, dedicated servers, and VPS hosting, all physically located in Brazil.
BRdigital has a large optical fiber backbone connecting South, Southeast, Center West and Northeast regions of Brazil, in addition to data centers in the main cities of the country
Algar Telecom deploys over 132,000 km of optic fiber in 16 of Brazil's 26 states, including the Federal District.
Brazil's second largest internet service provider Brisanet features a 100% fiber optic transmission network architecture that allows data traffic at speeds close to the speed of light.
Telxius deploys eight fiber optic submarine cables and terrestrial backhauls together spanning 100,000+ km, almost 100 PoPs in 17 countries, plus 25 landing stations and data centers worldwide.
With more than 14,000 km in length, our latest generation optical fiber allows us to deliver internet plans with up to 2 Giga speeds.
Connect to Peering PJM and have direct connectivity with 11 national PTT's with the best latencies.
Dtel is present in more than 100 cities in Northeast Brazil, providing locals with greatest stability and faster speeds.
Cabo is a provider of high-speed fiber internet using fiber to homes all across Brazil.
Claro connects Latin America and is the largest telecommunications company worldwide in terms of total access lines, featuring over 859,000 km of optical fiber.
IX.br is the Internet exchange point system of Brazil, featuring 31 internet exchange points, with the most important localted in Sao Paulo with a traffic peak over 5 Tbit/s.
Cirion operates one of the most interconnected data center platforms in Latin America, present in 20 countries, with 18 carrier-neutral data centers and 50,000 km terrestrial network.
Mob Telecom's headquarters are in the "Brazilian Telecommunication Hub" of Fortaleza, one of the most important Submarine Cable meeting points in the world.
Tely is a telecommunications company based in João Pessoa and provides telecommunications solutions for corporate customers and ISPs.
UMTelecom is a telecommunications and IT infrastructure solutions operator that has more than 15,000 kilometers of fiber optic network.
Embratel is a major Brazilian telecommunications company headquartered in Rio de Janeiro and owns four fiber optics submarine cable systems.
This network design allows for our network to reach everyone in Brazil at the lowest latency possible.
Brazil has a population of over 200 million and is one of the fastest growing online countries in the world. While 80% of Brazilian websites are hosted out of the country due to lower costs, we aim to lower that number with our Brazil data centers offering lightning fast speed. By hosting sites locally, latency can be reduced to under 75ms, compared to more than 150ms latency for websites hosted on U.S.-based servers.
As important as our equipment is, the qualified individuals who build, maintain, and service each aspect of our infrastructure from the servers to the network, to the internal software systems are who really makes HostDime stand above those in our industry.
