Seacom’s subsea cable service disrupted

Posted on February 27, 2024 by Guest authors

Seacom, which claims ownership of Africa’s most extensive ICT data infrastructure, apparently experienced an outage on its subsea cable system over the weekend.

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Converge ICT taps Infinera for Bifrost SLTE and fibre upgrades

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October 10, 2024
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Optical networking vendor Infinera says it has won a contract with Philippine broadband provider Converge ICT Solutions to supply submarine line terminal equipment (SLTE) for Converge’s landing station for the Bifrost Cable System.

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TWA and Nokia to link Pakistan, UAE and Oman with optical network

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March 28, 2024
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Nokia announced on Wednesday that Pakistan Tier-1 carrier Transworld Associates (TWA) will use its optical transport solution to build a new optical network connecting Pakistan, United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Oman.

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New agreement aims to boost FTTH in MENA

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Industry organisations Fibre Connect Council MENA (FCC MENA) and the FTTH Council Europe have inked what is described as a significant agreement aimed at fostering collaboration and synergy between the two organisations.

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