ANGOLA CABLES AND NOKIA TRIAL FIRST DIRECT OPTICAL FIBER LINK BETWEEN AFRICA AND THE USA Trial successfully completed in a collaborative effort to provide a direct, low latency Trans-Atlantic path from Luanda to Boca Raton. AfricaCom, Cape Town, South Africa, 13 November 2019: Angola Cables and Nokia have announced that they have collaborated to provide…
DetailsANGOLA CABLES AND TM GLOBAL SUCCESSFULLY ESTABLISH PROOF OF CONCEPT OF A NEW CABLE ROUTE The express southern hemisphere subsea cables connection will pave the way for a global digital highway stretching from South America to Asia, via Africa. Most of the global internet traffic today utilises infrastructure located primarily in the northern hemisphere…
DetailsAdvanced Tier III Data Center goes online 16 April, 2019: Multinational telecoms company, Angola Cables announced the opening of its carrier neutral AngoNAP data center in Fortaleza, Brasil earlier today. The Tier III designed data center will cater for the growing demand in content data transmission in the Southern hemisphere. The facility is a…
DetailsLinking the international Angola Cables Network to the terrestrial Broadband Infraco network will fast track Internet access in to Africa. Wednesday, 14 November, 2018 Cape Town, South Africa: Multinational telecoms company, Angola Cables has announced that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Broadband Infraco. Broadband Infraco provides extensive regional long-distance network coverage…
DetailsNew ‘South Routing’ will lead to East meeting West in a new digital trade route enabling the sharing of content and programming between Latin American, Africa and Asian markets Thursday, 18 October 2018: Multinational telecoms company, Angola Cables has announced that it has entered into a strategic business partnership with Silica Networks in…
DetailsLow latency access between Africa and the Americas set to benefit local carriers, content and cloud providers as well as enterprises. Teraco, Africa’s largest vendor neutral colocation data centre provider has said that customers currently making use of its data centres in Cape Town and Johannesburg are set to benefit from the cross…
DetailsFrankfurt (Germany), Luanda (Angola) – 08 May 2018. Angola Cables, S.A. a rising African IP carrier’s carrier, has announced that the company is entering into a reseller relationship with DE-CIX, the world’s leading Internet Exchange (IX) operator, to offer connectivity as well as remote peering solutions to its customers, reaching out to the main DE-CIX…
DetailsThe first, fastest connectivity, lowest latency trans-Atlantic link between Africa and the Americas Luanda, Angola 27th September 2018 – The South Atlantic Cable System (SACS) is now on-stream and open for commercial traffic. The new digital information highway is the first and fastest link between Africa and the Americas with the lowest latency and…
Details(Luanda, Angola) 23 January, 2018 – The installation of the first direct link between Africa and South America is nearing completion. The wet-plant installation is progressing in accordance to the plan and the cables will arrive in Brazil at the beginning of February 2018. Construction works of the landing station / data centre in Fortaleza,…
DetailsAngola Cables has joined the peering community at France-IX Marseille will significantly boosting connectivity there and to peering members at its own IXP, Angonix, in the Angolan capital Luanda. This new remote peering service significantly boosts connectivity between international carrier networks, CDNs, social networks, cloud and IT service providers with local Angolan and other African…
DetailsCAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA — February 15, 2018 — Angola Cables, a multinational telecoms company engaged in the operation and commercialization of transmission capacity and IP transit via subsea cables, has today announced that U.S.-based, FiberLight LLC will provide backhaul connectivity in the U.S., starting with the Miami, Florida region and later expanding to other…
DetailsOne month until the subsea Monet Cable System connecting North and South America is fully functional. (Sao Paulo, Brazil) 2 October, 2017 – An important ‘digital bridge’ between the Americas is approaching completion. According to the telecom multinational Angola Cables, the Monet Cable System will be ‘lit up’ in one month’s time. Making the announcement…
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