Lanestel
Telecom and network infrastructure services for businesses in Brest and Brittany
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Lanestel
LANESTEL is a telecom operator and integrator that designs and deploys business network infrastructure, including fiber access, site interconnection, IP telephony and datacenter hosting. It also provides backup and disaster-recovery solutions, software development and IT consulting.
Its services are aimed at businesses, including custom web and server hosting, database and application development, and support for connecting and securing IT operations. LANESTEL is headquartered in Brest, France, and was founded in 2004.
Product: Business telecom and network infrastructure, hosting, backup and disaster-recovery, software development, and IT consulting services.
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