- Established in 2013, Alicom has grown to become a trusted provider in South Africa’s competitive telecom landscape.
- Licensed by the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA), Alicom offers a range of services, including fibre-to-the-business and fibre-to-the-home internet packages, Cloud PBX solutions, Alicall Softphone, and number porting services .
Alicom’s network infrastructure
Alicom operates under Autonomous System Number (ASN) 328287, registered with AFRINIC, the Regional Internet Registry for Africa. The company has originated 1 IPv4 prefix, with 2,048 IP addresses allocated to its network . Alicom peers with several networks, including SEACOM Limited (AS37100), Hurricane Electric LLC (AS6939), and MTN SA (Bayobab) (AS16637), among others . This extensive peering ensures robust connectivity and low-latency access for its customers.
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The challenges and innovations in the South African telecom industry
The South African telecommunications industry faces several challenges, including high operational costs, regulatory complexities, and the need for continuous infrastructure investment. However, companies like Alicom are driving innovation to overcome these obstacles. By offering scalable and cost-effective solutions, Alicom enables businesses to enhance their communication capabilities without significant capital expenditure.
Moreover, the growing demand for remote work and digital services has accelerated the adoption of cloud-based solutions. Alicom’s Cloud PBX and Alicall Softphone services cater to this demand, providing businesses with flexible and efficient communication tools.
