Inlandsnett

Inlandsnett is a Norwegian telecommunications company that provides broadband internet, television, and telephone services. Founded in 2000, the company operates primarily in rural and suburban areas across Norway, where it has filled gaps left by larger telecom providers. Inlandsnett is known for its focus on delivering high-speed internet to regions with limited infrastructure, often using fiber-optic cables and other advanced technologies to ensure reliable connectivity.

The company began as a cooperative venture, with local municipalities and businesses investing to improve digital access in underserved communities. Over time, it expanded its service offerings and grew into a major player in Norway’s telecommunications market. Inlandsnett is owned by a consortium of local authorities, private investors, and telecommunications firms, including Telenor and the Norwegian state-owned company, NorgesGruppen.

In addition to broadband services, Inlandsnett provides bundled packages combining internet, TV, and phone services. The company emphasizes customer service and local engagement, often working closely with regional governments to ensure widespread coverage. Its infrastructure projects have contributed to bridging the digital divide in Norway, particularly in remote areas where traditional providers have limited reach.

Inlandsnett has faced competition from larger telecom operators but has maintained a strong presence by leveraging its local partnerships and specialized focus. The company continues to invest in upgrading its network to support faster speeds and more reliable service, aligning with Norway’s broader goals for digital inclusion and connectivity.