GlobeNet (Vtal), a privately owned telecommunications company founded in 1998, provides connectivity and distribution services. Headquartered in the US, it employs approximately 110 people and reported revenues of less than $25 million in 2023. The company serves clients in Argentina, Brazil, Bermuda, Colombia, the United States, and Venezuela, offering services related to both telecommunications and edge datacenter operations.
On August 6, 2025, GlobeNet (Vtal) experienced a suspension of operations pursuant to CSE Policy 3. Separately, TIM Brasil explored the sale of its fiber-optic network, with GlobeNet (Vtal), Vero Alloha, and Unifique expressing interest; Santander Bank is assisting in this potential transaction, contingent upon TIM Brasil resolving its partnership with IHS Towers. A subsidiary of GlobeNet (Vtal), Tecto, is investing in Brazil's infrastructure to support hyperscalers and increasing cloud adoption, citing Brazil's potential as a global hub for AI and machine learning workloads. GlobeNet (Vtal) also completed the deployment of in-building solutions (IBS) infrastructure for 4G and 5G mobile coverage at Ligga Arena in partnership with Club Athletico Paranaense. Finally, Mercedes-Benz Türk offers internships to Vocational and Technical Anatolian High School (VTAL) students, with the first application process beginning in the new year.
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GlobeNet (Vtal) offers products in the media tech industry. GlobeNet (Vtal)'s product portfolio comprises of connectivity and distribution services.
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GlobeNet (Vtal)'s revenues were less than $25M in 2023. All the revenue comes from media-specific fibre and private IP connectivity.
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