Namibia taps into Fujifilm tech to boost healthcare delivery

Building the economy, not just the oil and gas sector will require real computing power as well as broad ICT-expertise says Kehad Snydewel, Director, Green Enterprise Solution.

Infinera's system has a wavelength of 800 Gbps capacity, enabling the Paratus Group's fibre optic network to perform better in both upload and download speeds.

Company will soon announce new Group positions to lead the charge for expansion in Africa says Group CEO Schalk Erasmus.

Company has partnered with Interactive Audio Visual Solutions in quest to connect schools and roll out online learning material.

Telecommunications firm confirms roll out of 475km fibre for backbone.

Paratus Namibia officially launched its N$123-million Armada DC campus, the country’s first carrier-neutral datacentre, located on the outskirts of Windhoek.

Last month, Namibia’s Minister at the Ministry of Information and Communications Technology (MICT) Peya Mushelenga bemoaned low levels of access to internet and coverage provided by telecommunications companies.

Paratus Namibia, Telecom Namibia and Google have confirmed the development and have affirmed it will become fully operational in Q4 this year.

Half the country’s population has no internet access, according to the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology.

Facility scheduled to be launched in August and company vows resource will offer local market freedom and flexibility.

Government’s moratorium on deployment remains in place.

New datacentre scheduled to be launched in August 2022.