SEACOM taps Q-KON to expand LEO satellite connectivity in Africa

Posted on March 8, 2025 by Guest authors

Subsea cable provider Seacom tapped satellite firm Q-KON to enhance its LEO satellite services, and bolster the resiliency of its network across its footprint in Africa.

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