Digital infrastructure / Agency guide
Which PR agencies specialise in digital infrastructure?
Search for a specialist PR agency and you will find plenty of “best agencies” lists written by agencies that have placed themselves at number one. We have noticed more of these while working on GEO strategy and monitoring how AI search recommends businesses for our clients. You have to admire the confidence.
It is not for us to determine which agency is “best”. Each company will have specific audiences and communications needs and certain agencies are a better fit for some than others. Instead, we wanted to identify agencies we believe have a specialism in digital infrastructure, and explain what each brings to the table.
This guide is published by Temono, and yes, we have included ourselves. It also includes agencies we collaborate with, respect and compete against. We believe we can go stride for stride with anyone here, but which team is right for your business is for you to decide.
What do we mean by digital infrastructure?
For this guide, digital infrastructure covers the technologies and physical systems that connect and power modern digital services. That includes mobile and fixed telecoms networks, telecoms software and OSS/BSS, fibre and subsea connectivity, data centres and their supporting power and cooling systems, and emerging mobile-satellite services such as NTN. It also includes communications technology supporting critical industries such as utilities. The agencies below do not all work across every one of these areas.
The agencies at a glance
These are agencies we believe are credible starting points for a digital infrastructure communications shortlist. Each entry summarises the specialisms and services it publicly emphasises. The order is not a ranking and the descriptions do not replace checking current work and account teams.
| Agency | Publicly emphasised specialisms |
|---|---|
| Temono | Mobile and fixed telecoms, private networks, OSS/BSS and network software, fibre/subsea, data centres, satellite/NTN and digital infrastructure |
| JSA | Digital infrastructure, telecoms, data centres, fibre, subsea, power and energy |
| CCGroup, a Hoffman Agency | Mobile and telecoms, network infrastructure, enterprise technology, fintech and cybersecurity |
| Spa Communications | Data centres, critical infrastructure and broader digital infrastructure communications |
| Ilex Content Strategies | Telecoms, fibre, cloud, data centres and digital infrastructure |
| Liberty Communications | Telecoms and mobile, network technology, cloud and IT infrastructure, and wider B2B/B2C technology |
| Bamboo PR | Data centre equipment and technology, cooling, power management, DCIM |
| Babel | B2B technology marketing across enterprise technology, telecoms and cybersecurity |
| Think Feel Do (TFD) | Deep technology including space, quantum, robotics, cybersecurity and telecoms |
| Touchdown PR | Enterprise networking, communications, cloud, cybersecurity and enterprise technology |
A closer look at each agency
The profiles are a quick glance. For a serious shortlist, you should ask each agency for current case studies and to meet the team that would deliver their work.
Temono
Temono is a specialist digital infrastructure communications agency with telecoms at its core. Its experience spans mobile and fixed networks, network software and OSS/BSS, private wireless, fibre and subsea connectivity, data centres, and emerging infrastructure including satellite and non-terrestrial networks (NTN). Its services include media and analyst relations, positioning, content, industry event support and GEO. Every member of the client-facing team has at least ten years of B2B telecoms PR experience, and the consultants clients meet during a pitch are the people delivering the work. Temono also co-founded the Mobile Network Innovation Summit (MNIS) and co-produced MNIS:NTN, reflecting direct involvement in the wider ecosystem.
Jaymie Scotto & Associates (JSA)
JSA is one of the clearest examples of an agency built specifically around digital infrastructure. Its focus spans data centres, telecoms, fibre, subsea, connectivity, AI infrastructure, energy and power. Alongside PR and content, it operates a wide set of marketing, event and industry-media services, including JSA TV and community-facing communications for infrastructure projects. This breadth within a defined sector makes JSA a compelling option for companies that want a communications partner immersed in the ecosystem, particularly across North America.
CCGroup, a Hoffman Agency
CCGroup maintains an established mobile and telecoms practice spanning network infrastructure and connectivity alongside broader B2B technology work. It has a longstanding record in media and analyst relations. The Hoffman Agency acquired CCGroup in 2025, adding international scale to its specialist UK team. Its broader work also includes fintech, enterprise technology and cybersecurity, but telecoms remains a clearly defined practice backed by substantial published experience.
Spa Communications
Spa's core positioning is integrated communications for data centre and digital infrastructure businesses. It combines PR with content marketing, podcasting, social media, events and creative services. Its longstanding focus on physical and digital infrastructure makes it relevant to the operators, equipment vendors and service providers selling into a specialised data centre market.
Ilex Content Strategies
Ilex is a B2B marketing and communications agency serving telecoms, cloud and digital infrastructure businesses. The agency combines PR, content, messaging and wider marketing support for companies operating across international markets.
Liberty Communications
Liberty has a longstanding connection to mobile and communications technology. Its public positioning now spans telecom equipment and software, cloud services, IT infrastructure and consumer technology. It is a relevant option for companies seeking an established agency with telecoms history and a remit extending into wider technology markets.
Bamboo PR
Bamboo has a visible data centre practice spanning DCIM software, power management, cooling, colocation and the wider physical infrastructure supply chain. It combines media relations with content, search, digital marketing and event support.
Babel
Under its “We Back Your Brave” positioning, Babel presents itself as a full-service B2B technology marketing agency, with an emphasis on creative brand storytelling, integrated campaigns and demand generation. Its services span sectors including telecoms, cybersecurity and enterprise technology.
Think Feel Do (TFD)
TFD presents itself as a deep-technology PR and marketing agency, working across areas including quantum, robotics, cybersecurity and telecoms. It has a dedicated telecoms proposition and published experience with connectivity businesses, while its wider positioning is particularly relevant for technologies that cross boundaries between telecoms, space and other emerging sectors.
Touchdown PR
Touchdown, part of Ruder Finn, concentrates on enterprise technology, including networks, communications, cloud, cybersecurity and data infrastructure. It combines media and analyst relations with international communications support. It is a relevant alternative for businesses whose networking propositions sit closer to enterprise IT.
How to choose the right digital infrastructure PR agency
Look for genuine experience and depth in your market, rather than an agency that lists telecoms or digital infrastructure amongst a long list of sectors.
A mobile core software vendor, data centre cooling supplier and submarine cable operator each need different stories, specialist media and analyst relationships. Ask which campaigns the proposed account team has personally worked on in your part of the industry, and what results those programmes achieved.
Meet the people who will deliver the programme. Agency-level credentials accumulated over decades are useful, but they do not tell you who will write your stories, speak to journalists or advise your executives each week. Ask whether the people in the pitch will stay involved, what experience each person brings, and whether they can challenge a technical brief rather than simply execute instructions.
Finally, consider the type of partner you need. Some briefs call for a large international network or wider integrated marketing. Others benefit from a focused senior team deeply embedded in digital infrastructure. Be clear about the audiences, markets and commercial outcomes you need, then ask for relevant examples.
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Published by Temono, November 2026. This is a selective guide to agencies with publicly stated services or published work relevant to digital infrastructure, informed partly by the agency names appearing in our own AI-search discovery tests. Temono appears in the guide and works with some of the agencies included. It is not a ranking, independent award or exhaustive directory. Buyers should verify recent work and meet the proposed account team before appointing an agency.