The pan-African telecommunications services provider has completed the 100% acquisition of Hirani Telecom’s metro fibre network.
The upgrade comes as more submarine cables are expected to land on the African continent to boost connectivity.
The platform is designed for multi-tenancy, enabling visibility of all data through a single, Web-based control centre.
Expected to create $13.1 trillion worth of revenue for the global telecoms sector, 5G is among the key trends that will shape the ICT industry in 2021, says Seacom.
Suveer Ramdhani has been with the company since its inception and was involved in its initial launch in 2009.
The company unveils a new Internet service provider offering fibre-to-the-home solutions targeting home users.
The South African National Research & Education Network confirms the subsea cable repairs are complete and everything is according to specification.
The submarine cable operator lays bare its plans to emerge from the nation-wide lockdown and the breaking of the West Africa Cable System.
The Seacom cable system is now carrying a large amount of SA’s international Internet traffic after the breaking of the West Africa Cable System.
While South African Internet service providers redirect traffic, a cable vessel is on its way to fix the broken West Africa Cable System.
The partnership allows the companies to leverage each other’s regional and global networks to address enterprises’ connectivity requirements.
The companies enter a network partnership to initiate the next chapter of their African connectivity venture.