Paratus Mozambique reinforces presence as connectivity demand increases

Partnership aimed at helping businesses overcome challenges like remote and tough-to-access facilities, limited connectivity and the precarious state of infrastructure.

Operator is moving to a VMware solution-based Network Functions Virtualisation (NFV) platform for its telecommunications cloud.

Migration is being undertaken through a US$156-million fund from China.

Telecommunications industry regulator confirms latest agreement.

Company also intends to invest in infrastructure in the Ivory Coast and Tanzania later this year.

Companies have held negotiations regarding US$10m debt.

TSh2.4-billion project includes the construction of fibre optic network, power and transmission equipment.

Latency is halved from 18ms to 9ms, according to Paratus CTO.

Government intelligence agencies are shielded from retaliation and prosecution to a certain extent, as attribution is difficult.

Companies partner to bring network access to previously uncovered populations via stratospheric internet balloons.

Company pens multi-phased project to establish modular cable station.

Operator confirms plans to deploy LTE internet connectivity by the end of the year.