Bahrain Network to replace legacy copper with all-fibre network

Posted on June 11, 2024 by Guest authors

Infrastructure provider Bahrain Network (BNET) announced late last week the launch of a project to transfer all the kingdom’s copper internet networks to an ultra-high-speed fibre network.

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