Camtel, Angola Cables pact to boost connectivity
The two companies say the agreement signifies an important step in advancing telecoms and digital connectivity in Africa.
Samuel Mungadze
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Angola turns to SACS cable to minimise internet interruptions
The SACS cable system connects Angola directly to Brazil and from there to the United States and Europe.
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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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Angola Cables launches Telcables unit to bolster West African connectivity
Entity will focus on connectivity and digital solution rollout in Nigeria and West Africa region.
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African Tech Voices: West Africa Cable System – Africa’s internet backbone
WACS is one of few open access systems on the continent that connects to very well-established backhaul networks says Fanie Pretorius, MD of Tel Cables (Pty) Limited, a division of Angola Cables.
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US datacentre firm targets Africa opportunity
Flexential opens network to Angola Cables to bolster inter-continental connectivity.
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Miami PoP a game-changer in global connectivity says Angola Cables
Resource offers an international cross-connectivity location for businesses to manage data, applications and services between the USA, Latin America, Europe and Africa.
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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.
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Traffic surge on SACS as telcos eye opportunity in Americas
Angola Cables adds that the 6 156 km intercontinental subsea cable has halved latency between Africa and the Americas.
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Angola Cables launches plan to expand channel partner ecosystem
Company quotes Synergy Research Group as saying last year, spending on cloud infrastructure and services surpassed US$130bn mark.
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Cable breaks causing massive financial mudslide for business
Research, co-led by Angola Cables, points to massive submarine mudslide as the cause of SAT-3 and WACS cable breaks.