Cisco helps Telecom Egypt to boost 2Africa subsea cable capacity

Posted on January 25, 2025 by Guest authors

The 45,000 kilometre 2Africa subsea cable systems interconnecting Europe, Asia and Africa is back in the news again, this time thanks to an announcement from Telecom Egypt and Cisco.

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Nokia helps South Africa’s fibertime to connect underserved communities

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October 6, 2025
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South African company fibertime, which says its aim is to connect townships to affordable world-class internet, is working with tech giant Nokia on expanding its fibre broadband access footprint to include an additional 400,000 homes located across Sou…

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Cable breaks: now it’s the turn of Bangladesh

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April 23, 2024
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Internet users in Bangladesh are facing disruption after the country’s second submarine cable, SEA-ME-WE 5, the largest supplier of international bandwidth to Bangladesh, broke over the weekend.

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TAM-1 cable network production has started, says Nexans

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May 17, 2024
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Global cable provider Nexans says it has started production of TAM-1, a new fibre optic submarine cable network owned by Trans Americas Fibre System.

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