Andorra Telecom

Andorra Telecom, also known as Andorra Telecom, is headquartered in Andorra and operates as the sole internet provider for the country. It delivers internet connectivity to a broad customer base that includes residential households, commercial enterprises, and government institutions. The organization's infrastructure supports nationwide access, enabling communication and digital services across Andorra's territory. As the exclusive provider, its network is a critical component of the nation's telecommunications landscape. The company maintains a presence in the capital and other localities to ensure service continuity.

Because it is the only internet provider, Andorra Telecom's reach extends to the entire population of Andorra, serving thousands of users across different sectors. The scale of its operations is reflected in the impact of service disruptions, which can affect a significant portion of the country's connectivity simultaneously. Incidents involving its network have been shown to disrupt not only everyday internet use but also specialized online events that rely on stable connections. The provider's role means that any interruption in its services can have nationwide consequences, affecting both private and public activities. This central position underscores the importance of robust network management and resilience measures.

In January 2022, Andorra Telecom experienced a series of distributed denial‑of‑service attacks that peaked at 100 Gbps bursts, which were linked to a DDoS‑for‑hire service. The attacks coincided with the Squidcraft Games, a Twitch‑hosted Minecraft tournament modeled after the Squid Game series that offered a $100,000 prize and attracted Spanish‑speaking participants from Andorra. The resulting connectivity failures eliminated multiple Andorran players from the competition and disrupted service for thousands of residential, business, and government users nationwide. Despite the disruption, the tournament became the most‑watched event in Twitch Rivals history, highlighting the scale of the incident's public attention. The organization communicated updates about the situation through its official Twitter account, including a post on April 10, 2022, regarding service status.