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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Keppel and Sovico discuss Singapore-Vietnam subsea link

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December 16, 2024
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Singapore-based asset manager Keppel is reportedly in talks with Vietnamese conglomerate Sovico Group to develop a subsea fibre cable linking their respective home countries to meet regional demand for data centre capacity.

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Sarawak’s Sacofa taps ZTE to modernise fibre infrastructure

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September 9, 2025
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ZTE said on Monday it has formed a strategic partnership with Sacofa – a telecoms infrastructure provider in East Malaysia owned by the Sarawak government – to modernise its fibre infrastructure network.

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Uztelecom shifts fixed broadband strategy to focus on GPON, FTTx

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August 11, 2025
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Uzbektelecom (a.k.a. Uztelecom ) announced on Saturday that it will focus on deploying high-speed GPON and FTTx solutions across Uzbekistan starting this month as part of its telecoms infrastructure modernisation programme.

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