Datacom
Datacom (Teracom Telemática S.A.) is a Brazilian telecom equipment manufacturer, founded in 1998, producing switches, GPON, DWDM, routers, servers, and LAN/Wi-Fi gear for ISPs, telecom operators, government, and enterprise customers via its proprietary DmOS operating system and DmView management platform.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded1998
- HeadquartersEldorado, Brazil
- Headcount251–500
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingHardware or Manufacturing
What Datacom does
Datacom (legal name Teracom Telemática S.A.) is a Brazilian telecommunications equipment manufacturer founded in 1998, headquartered in Eldorado do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul, where it operates a vertically integrated manufacturing facility with modern SMT assembly lines, automated inspection, and quality control. The company employs between 251 and 500 people and is one of the largest telecom-equipment development teams in Latin America. Datacom's product portfolio spans the full network stack from backbone to access: IP/MPLS and Metro Ethernet switches (DM4000/DM4100/DM4200/DM4300/DM4700 series), DWDM transport including the DM4920 1.6Tbps muxponder and DM936 passive mux/demux family, GPON/XGS-PON OLTs (DM4610–DM4615) and ONUs/CPEs (DM986/DM987), IP routers (DM2500), Wi-Fi 6 routers and enterprise access points (DM956, DM-AP), OCP-compliant servers (DM-SV01/SV04), LAN switches (DM-S100/S300/S400 plus DM1100–DM1300 series), and legacy SDH/PDH multiplexers and E1 converters. The company maintains a proprietary network operating system, DmOS, used across its switching and GPON platforms, and an integrated network management platform, DmView, which provides fault, performance, security, provisioning, and configuration management across the portfolio, layered on SNMP, NETCONF/YANG, TR-069, and REST APIs.
Datacom serves four primary customer segments: Brazilian internet service providers (ISPs), telecom operators (Claro, Oi, Vivo, TIM, Algar), government and utilities, and the corporate enterprise market (retail, healthcare, education, finance) reached through a partner program of system integrators and resellers. It also maintains an international sales channel for export markets. Revenue is generated through hardware sales (the dominant stream), tiered DmView software licensing (a freemium tier supporting up to 15 devices plus paid Enterprise tiers), paid technical support contracts with 5x8 or 24x7 SLAs, and professional services spanning network design, consulting, implementation, and training (both in-person at headquarters and through the EAD online platform). Go-to-market is direct sales with 15 regional account managers covering all Brazilian states, dedicated account managers for each major operator and government accounts, plus a parallel partner program for the corporate segment. Datacom is privately held with no disclosed parent company, no public funding rounds, and no external investment backing identified in the source data.
Datacom firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Datacom
- Legal name
- Teracom Telemática S.A.
- Website
- https://datacom.com.br
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 1998
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 251–500 employees
- Short description
- Datacom (Teracom Telemática S.A.) is a Brazilian telecom equipment manufacturer, founded in 1998, producing switches, GPON, DWDM, routers, servers, and LAN/Wi-Fi gear for ISPs, telecom operators, government, and enterprise customers via its proprietary DmOS operating system and DmView management platform.
- Ownership category
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Where Datacom is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Eldorado
- HQ country
- Brazil
- HQ region
- Latin America
Offices1 record
Markets served
Datacom business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Hardware or Manufacturing
- Cost components
- Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales
Revenue model
- Networking Hardware Sales: Sale of telecommunications equipment including switches, routers, GPON OLTs/ONUs, DWDM platforms, transceivers, Wi-Fi equipment, network appliances, and servers. Products sold through direct sales force and channel partners.
- Software Licensing (DmView): Network management software licensing with tiered options from free (Enterprise Lite) to paid enterprise versions. Additional licenses available for multi-vendor CLI templates and high availability architecture.
- Professional Services: Technical services including network design projects, consulting, implementation, and training programs. Training offered both in-person at headquarters and through EAD platform.
- Technical Support Services: Support services including free basic support portal and paid support options (5x8 or 24x7) with guaranteed SLAs for enterprise customers.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Freemium | Others | DmView Enterprise Lite (Free tier) |
| Subscription | Annual | DmView Enterprise 50/150/Unlimited |
| Subscription | Annual | DmView Enterprise Unlimited Plus |
| Subscription | Annual | Additional Options |
Go-to-market motion2 records
Distribution channels4 records
Marketing channels6 records
Datacom product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Datacom designs, manufactures, and sells telecommunications networking equipment spanning from backbone to access, including GPON/XGS-PON OLTs and ONUs, Metro Ethernet/IP-MPLS switches, DWDM transport platforms, IP routers, Wi-Fi access points, OCP-compliant servers, and optical transceivers. The portfolio is anchored by the proprietary DmOS network operating system and DmView network management platform, enabling unified management across all hardware platforms. The company also offers professional services including network design, consulting, implementation, and training.
Product overview
Datacom is a Brazilian telecommunications equipment manufacturer founded in 1998, offering a comprehensive portfolio of network infrastructure products spanning from backbone to access. The portfolio is organized around the proprietary DmOS network operating system and DmView network management platform as the central software stack. Hardware products include: Metro Ethernet/IP-MPLS switches (DM4000, DM4100, DM4200, DM4300, DM4700 series) for carrier core/aggregation; DWDM platforms (DM4920 muxponder, DM936 mux/demux family) for optical transport up to 1.6Tbps; GPON/XGS-PON OLTs (DM4610/DM4615 series) and ONUs/CPEs (DM986/DM987 series) for fiber-to-the-home; routers (DM2500 series) for CPE/enterprise; Wi-Fi routers and enterprise access points (DM956, DM-AP series) for wireless connectivity; OCP-compliant servers (DM-SV01/SV04 with DM1902/DM1904 chassis) for data center edge; LAN switches (DM-S100/S300/S400, DM1100-1300 series) for enterprise networks; SDH/PDH multiplexers (DM880, DM830, DM820, DM705, DM706, DM16E1 series) for legacy TDM transport; and E1/Ethernet converters (DM704). The company serves ISPs, telecom operators, government, and enterprise markets.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Products and services
- DmOS Network Operating System Proprietary network operating system developed by Datacom for high-availability applications, supporting L2, IP/MPLS, and GPON functionalities across access, aggregation, and core network environments with hardware abstraction layer, NETCONF/YANG support, and CLI management.
- DmView Network Management Platform Integrated network and element management system for supervising, configuring, and automating Datacom equipment management with fault management, performance monitoring, security, configuration, provisioning, auditing, inventory, network discovery, and topological visualization capabilities. Supports ZTP, DWDM circuit management, GPON ONU management, TR-069 ACS, and multi-vendor CLI templates.
- IP/MPLS Metro Ethernet Switches Carrier-grade switch portfolio including DM4780 (IP/MPLS 400GE core), DM4770 (100GE core), DM4270/DM4380/DM4170/DM4250/DM4050 (aggregation switches), DM4370/DM4376/DM4360 (access/demarcation switches), DM4000 (modular), DM4100 (stackable), DM2100-EDD (compact EDD with TDM), and DM2300/DM3000 (L2/L3 access switches) for metro Ethernet and carrier network applications.
- Enterprise LAN Switches (DM-S Series and DM1100-1300 Series) Cloud-managed L2/L3 LAN switches for enterprise markets including DM-S400 (with 1/2.5/10/40GE interfaces), DM-S300 (PoE/PoE+ models with 1GE and 10GE), DM-S100 (8x 1GE + 2x SFP, PoE/PoE+), DM1305E, DM1205E, DM1200E, and DM1105E for enterprise LAN and corporate networking.
- DM4920 DWDM Muxponder DCI (Data Center Interconnect) muxponder solution enabling up to 1.6Tbps data transport in a single modular 2U chassis with 19-inch rack-mountable form factor supporting 400Gbps channels, EDFA and Raman optical amplification, micro-OTDR, OSC management, and FEC on 100GbE interfaces.
- DWDM Passive Mux/Demux Modules (DM936 Series) Passive DWDM MUX/DEMUX modules including DM936 D8CH33 (8 channels CH33-CH40), DM936 S16CH19 (16 ports across 32 channels), DM936 D32CH19 (32 channels CH19-CH50), DM936 D48CH14 (48 channels CH14-CH61), and DM936 C13 Duplexer optical circulator for bidirectional optical links.
- Optical Transceivers Complete line of optical and electrical transceivers including GPON, Gigabit Ethernet, 10GE, 25GE, 40GE, 100GE, and 400GE modules, DWDM fixed-channel modules, and 100GE QSFP-DD Coherent modules for long-distance applications, backed by lifetime warranty.
- GPON/XGS-PON Optical Line Terminals (OLTs) Optical Line Terminal portfolio for high-speed optical access networks including DM4616 (XGS-PON 10 Gigabit Symmetrical), DM4618 (GPON Gigabit), and DM4610/DM4611/DM4612/DM4615 series with 4 to 16 GPON interfaces, 1GE and 10GE SFP+ uplinks, and redundant power supplies.
- GPON/XGS-PON ONUs and CPEs Optical Network Units and customer-premises equipment including DM987-SFP and DM986-SFP (SFP form factor ONUs), DM987-1010 (XGS-PON bridge/router), DM986-100 (1GE CPE), DM986-110 VOIP (CPE with FXS voice), DM984-420 (4x1GE + 2xFXS), DM986-414Q (Wi-Fi 2.4/5.8 GHz), and DM986-416 AX30/AX27 (Wi-Fi 6 AX3000/AX2700).
- DM2500 Series IP Routers IP router family including DM2500 6GT+2GC (6x 1GE + 2x Combo SFP/RJ45), DM2500 4GT+2GX+LTE (4x 1GE + 2x SFP + LTE 4G), DM2500 4GT+LTE (4x 1GE + LTE), and DM2500 4GT (4x 1GE) with redundant power supplies for enterprise and edge routing.
- DM956 Series Wi-Fi 6 Routers Wi-Fi 6 Dual Band 2.4/5GHz consumer routers including DM956 AX3000 and DM956 AX2700 with 3x LAN 1GE and 1x WAN 1GE interfaces for residential and small business deployments.
- Enterprise Wi-Fi Access Points and Security Gateway Corporate Wi-Fi access points and security gateway including DM-AP 610 (AX1800 indoor), DM-AP 620 (AX3000 indoor), DM-AP 920 (AX3000 outdoor), and DM-AP GT110 next-generation unified security gateway for enterprise network security.
- DM8630 Network Appliance Network appliance based on Intel Atom C3000 processors for corporate networks through virtualized services such as NFV/SD-WAN, featuring six Gigabit Ethernet interfaces in a compact desktop form factor.
- OCP-Compliant Servers (DM-SV Series) OCP-compliant server portfolio including DM-SV01 (dual AMD EPYC processors, 16-64 cores each, up to 2TB RAM, OCP 2.0 NIC slot), DM-SV04 (single AMD EPYC processor, up to 1TB RAM, OCP 3.0 NIC/HBA slots), DM1902 Chassis (up to two servers), and DM1904 Chassis (up to four servers) with AC or DC redundant power.
- SDH Multiplexers Modular SDH multiplexer family including DM880 (STM-64), DM830 (STM-16), DM820 (compact STM-16), DM810 (STM-4), and DmSTM-1 (STM-1) supporting E1, E3/DS3, Ethernet, and Gigabit Ethernet interfaces for legacy TDM transport.
- Multiservice and PDH Multiplexers Multiservice and PDH multiplexer family including DM705 (modular, STM-1 uplink, redundant power), DM706 (compact E1 multiplexer), DM16E1-DM4E1 (PDH multiplexer compliant with G.751 and G.742), and DM4E1S (Telebras Slim standard PDH optical modem) for legacy voice and data transport.
- Professional Services Specialized services including logical network design, network consulting, implementation, and training programs for Datacom products and solutions, plus technical support services available through support portal with paid 5x8 or 24x7 SLA-backed options.
Quantifiable outcome
- Up to 1.6Tbps transport capacity in a single DM4920 DWDM chassis
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Companies that use Datacom
Customer profileNamed customers2 records
Segments5 records
Ideal customer profiles4 records
Datacom technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed Yes
API detail
- Has API
- Yes
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Integration4 records
Feature4 records
Datacom partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
One partnership is on record.
- System Integrators and ResellerscorePartner program targeting system integrators and equipment resellers serving the Brazilian corporate market. Partners receive differentiated commercial conditions, specialized technical support, and access to exclusive training programs.
Scale indicators4 records
Recent moves6 records
Expansion highlights7 records
Datacom competitors and assessment
Company assessmentBroad incumbents
- Huawei: Global vendor of GPON OLTs, IP/MPLS routers, DWDM, and enterprise networking; competing with Datacom across carrier and enterprise segments in Latin America, especially among Claro and Vivo.
- Cisco Systems: Global incumbent in routing, switching, optical, and enterprise networking; broader portfolio competing with Datacom's enterprise LAN switch and managed Wi-Fi launches (DM-S100/S300/S400, DM-AP series).
- Ciena: Global incumbent in DWDM, optical transport, and packet networking with metro/DCI solutions; competes in the same high-capacity transport category as Datacom's DM4920 platform for major Brazilian operators.
- ZTE: Chinese vendor of GPON OLTs/ONUs, IP/MPLS, and optical transport; competes aggressively on price with Datacom across Brazilian ISP and operator procurements.
- Nokia (Network Infrastructure): Supplier of carrier-grade IP/MPLS, optical transport, and GPON/XGS-PON systems; competes with Datacom for tier-1 operator accounts and large enterprise deals in Brazil.
Direct peers
- Calix: U.S.-based vendor focused on access networking and GPON/XGS-PON systems for ISPs and broadband operators; overlapping with Datacom's DM4610/DM4615 OLTs and DmView management layer.
- DZS (formerly DASAN Zhone): Vendor of GPON, broadband access, and cloud-managed networking gear targeting regional carriers and ISPs; comparable access and management portfolio to Datacom's offerings.
- Padtec: Brazilian optical networking manufacturer specializing in DWDM systems and transceivers; competes head-to-head with Datacom's DM4920 muxponder and DM936 mux/demux line for carrier optical transport customers.
- ADTRAN: Provider of fiber access, GPON, and carrier-grade networking equipment with strong presence among regional ISPs and altnets; product overlap with Datacom's switches, GPON, and routers.
- Furukawa Electric / Furukawa Industrial S.A. Brazilian-Japanese maker of optical fiber, cabling, and FTTx/GPON solutions for ISPs and carriers; directly comparable to Datacom's GPON OLT/ONU and access portfolio serving the same Brazilian ISP customers.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses4 records
Competitive moat6 records
Key highlights7 records
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Frequently asked questions about Datacom
What does Datacom do?
Datacom designs, manufactures, and sells telecommunications networking equipment spanning from backbone to access, including GPON/XGS-PON OLTs and ONUs, Metro Ethernet/IP-MPLS switches, DWDM transport platforms, IP routers, Wi-Fi access points, OCP-compliant servers, and optical transceivers. The portfolio is anchored by the proprietary DmOS network operating system and DmView network management platform, enabling unified management across all hardware platforms. The company also offers professional services including network design, consulting, implementation, and training.
Is Datacom a public or private company?
Datacom is a private company. It is classified as unknown and is currently operating.
When was Datacom founded?
Datacom was founded in 1998. It employs 251 to 500 people.
Where is Datacom based?
Datacom is headquartered in Eldorado, Brazil, in the Latin America region.
How does Datacom make money?
Four revenue lines are on record. Networking Hardware Sales are the primary driver. The others are software Licensing (DmView), professional Services and technical Support Services.
Who are Datacom's main competitors?
Broad incumbents on record are Huawei, Cisco Systems, Ciena, ZTE and Nokia (Network Infrastructure). Direct peers are Calix, DZS (formerly DASAN Zhone), Padtec, ADTRAN and Furukawa Electric / Furukawa Industrial S.A..
Does Datacom have an API?
Yes. DmView platform offers Northbound REST APIs for integration with external systems, SNMP trap forwarding, and CSV export capabilities. Southbound protocols include SNMP, NETCONF, JSON-RPC, and XML via HTTP/TCP, along with proprietary protocols. The platform supports CLI templates for multivendor devices through optional licensing.