Equinix’s MainOne buys Equiano capacity for extra redundancy

Posted on January 22, 2025 by Guest authors

MainOne, Solutions by Equinix, which provides connectivity and data centre solutions in West Africa, said on Tuesday it has acquired and lit up capacity on the Equiano subsea cable to add more redundancy to its services.

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