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SuperNet Infocomm

SuperNet Infocomm is recorded as a company. Current public evidence covers 1 ASN, one supporting public reference; this is treated as an enterprise network resource-holder footprint, not a public carrier-connectivity or outsourced network-...

GlobalLatest 2026-06-22
  • 1ASNs
  • 6Relationships
Location
Global
Legal type
Private company
Network identity
AS141680
Related networks
6

Current status

Legal type:Private companyNot yet assessed

Network identity

1
AS141680

Related networks

6
Relationship topology: SuperNet InfocommASIA PACIFIC NETWORK INFORMAT…AS38740IRT-TASHICELL-BTIRT-TASHICELL-BTAPNIC HostmasterAS23955SuperNet Infocomm
This entityupstream / providerdownstream / customerpeercorporate / legalother

The entity sits in the centre; its customers fan out to the left and its upstream providers to the right (arrows show transit direction). Scroll or use the buttons to zoom · drag the background to pan · click a node to open it in the directory.

Data as of 2026-06

The entity sits on the left and its connections fan out by role on the right; the graph shows each group’s most confident connections, and the full list below carries every relationship.

Full list

IRT-TASHICELL-BT
downstreamHigh confidence· 3 records· 3 unrated· Latest 2026-06downstreamMedium confidence· 2 records· 2 unrated· Latest 2026-06
IRT-TASHICELL-BT
downstreamHigh confidence· 3 records· 3 unrated· Latest 2026-06
ASIA PACIFIC NETWORK INFORMATION CENTREAS38740
downstreamHigh confidence· 19 records· 19 unrated· Latest 2026-06
APNIC HostmasterAS23955
downstreamMedium confidence· 4 records· 4 unrated· Latest 2026-06

Other relationships

1
2001:df5:d881::/48
route originMedium confidence· 3 records· 3 medium· Latest 2026-06

Related research

1
  • SuperNet Infocomm and the mountain price of ordinary internet in Bhutan

    SuperNet Infocomm is a small Bhutanese ISP whose public evidence is more revealing in the field than in the route table. It sells low-priced leased-line and broadband packages in Thimphu, Paro and Phuentsholing, runs AS141680, peers at Bhutan Internet Exchange, and depends on a national fibre system built to make mountainous access markets contestable. The business question is whether it can turn cheap plans into repair confidence when weather, route distance and sparse customer density turn ordinary broadband into an operating promise.

    Primary articlePublished 2026-07-04