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Atomic joins the Openserve Fibre Network

Atomicโ€™s first customers went live on the Openserve fibre network this week and we have IPv6 working! About Openserve Yes, Telkom is not the company with the best reputation. When we started Atomic we wanted to only offer services on independent Open Access fibre networks and we did not want to deal with legacy PPPoE/Radius systems. We ideally also wanted to offer

Atomic is fully MANRS compliant!

MANRS members improve internet routing security in four ways: 1๏ธโƒฃ Filter incorrect routing information2๏ธโƒฃ Stop spoofing3๏ธโƒฃ Coordination (PeeringDB)4๏ธโƒฃ Global validation (RPKI) Atomic is one of only 5 South African ISPs that implement all of these:ย https://www.manrs.org/isps/participants/ Mutually Agreed Norms for Routing Security is a global initiative, supported by the Internet Society, that provides crucial fixes to reduce the most common routing

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We’ve Joined Forces With Vumatel

Atomic is now live on the Vumatel fibre network! ๐Ÿš€ We have launched fibre internet services on the Vumatel fibre network. If you are interested in our Vumatel packages they are listed on our site here, https://www.atomic.co.za/vumatel/ and if you feel like switching (and are in the greater Cape Town or Cape Winelands area) please get in touch. Our Vumatel services are live on Vumatelโ€™s GPON and

Fibre For Friends 1 Year Later

What a year! Recently one of the Atomic team members was at a braai in Stellenbosch and overheard: I’ve heard about Atomic, thatโ€™s the fibre ISP started for friends and if you refer friends you get a discount. Graham We are very happy to have expanded our offering beyond just our friends, and that lots of customers are enjoying discounted

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WiFi For Home Fibre Internet

Last update: October 2025 WiFi slowing down your Fibre experience? ๐Ÿข Bad WiFi can be frustrating and makes your Fibre Internet seem much slower than it is, but itโ€™s not difficult to get right. WiFi is like HiFi: A simple way to think about WiFi network coverage is like an audio speaker. The bass is the 2.4GHz WiFi, and the tweeters