Angola Cables, Orange seal infrastructure sharing agreement
Angola Cables and Orange will now offer seamless connectivity to the Djoliba Network and other global destinations.
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Paratus forges ahead in Africa's datacentre space with new certification
Datacentres in Luanda have been awarded ISO 9001, ISO 27001, and PCI-DSS certifications.
2:40
AfDB launches digital data initiative to empower Angolan business
RASME is a set of real-time digital data-gathering tools and processes that enable the Bank, its clients and development partners to better prepare projects.
3:20
Angolan bank uses VMware to build agility, digital-centricity
Bank chose VMware NSX Data Center and VMware vRealize, to help it take a step further towards becoming cloud-first, and digital-centric.
1:20
OneWeb partners Paratus to build gateway in Angola
The OneWeb teleport will be operational in the second half of 2023, and provide low Earth orbit satellite services.
2:20
Angola switches economic gear with AFC partnership
Africa Finance Corporation expands investment in North African country to potential US$1-billion.
2:20
Paratus plans network hub in Angola
Company details ambition after marking Internet Technologies Angola’s rebrand to Paratus Angola.
2:40
Paratus to rebrand ITA subsidiary as Paratus Angola
Internet Technologies Angola (ITA) to be renamed and rebranded effective beginning July this year.
2:50
US datacentre firm targets Africa opportunity
Flexential opens network to Angola Cables to bolster inter-continental connectivity.
1:50
Africell invests US$150m into network rollout in Angola
MNO Africell has officially launched commercial mobile phone and data services in Angola.
2:30
Huawei inks deal with CRASA to drive Africa’s DX ambitions
Parties intend to exchange information and ideas on ICT policies and regulations, undertake joint research on network security, data protection, digital inclusion policies and emerging technologies like 5G
2:10
Angola Cables, Africa’s lone representative on CAIDA ranking
Multinational telco ranks 33rd, and the only African network operator to feature.
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Angola Cables partners Cabo Verde Telecom on West African drive
Joint agreement established to boost connectivity and promote digital commerce in West Africa.