Internet down due to subsea cable damage in Africa

Posted on March 15, 2024 by Guest authors

Operators have reported connectivity disruption across Africa after multiple subsea cables had been reported to be damaged off the coast in West Africa.

Posted in Optical & Fixed Networks

Previous: What Would The Passenger Capacity Of The Airbus Beluga XL Be If It Was An Airliner?

Next: Internet down due to subsea cable damage in Africa

Optical & Fixed Networks

Padtec and Satelital team up to boost Latin America’s submarine networks

Guest authors
June 6, 2024
0

Padtec, a Brazilian multinational specialising in high-capacity connections, and Peruvian telecommunications company Satelital have announced a partnership to meet the growing demand for submarine networks in Latin America.

Optical & Fixed Networks

Ribbon upgrades Airtel’s long-haul transport network capacity

Guest authors
October 28, 2024
0

IP optical networking solutions vendor Ribbon Communications announced on Friday it has successfully completed a long-haul DWDM project to upgrade Indian telco Bharti Airtel’s optical transport network.

Optical & Fixed Networks

Oi’s fibre broadband unit reborn as Nio

Guest authors
March 11, 2025
0

Hard on the heels of recent news, reported here yesterday, that the long-anticipated sale of financially troubled Brazilian operator Oi’s fibre broadband unit ClientCo to fibre provider V.tal had gone ahead, the Brazilian market will soon gain a new fi…

Related Posts

Padtec and Satelital team up to boost Latin America’s submarine networks

Ribbon upgrades Airtel’s long-haul transport network capacity

Oi’s fibre broadband unit reborn as Nio

Leave a Reply Cancel reply