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TelCables Launches New Pop

10 October 2024 by Guest

In the News Today: TelCables South Africa, a subsidiary of ICT solutions provider Angola Cables, has opened a new point of presence (PoP) at the Teraco Riverhorse DB1 data center facility in Durban, South Africa.

TelCables said the PoP – which is now live – will strengthen East-to-West connectivity and serve as a gateway for Internet service providers (ISPs), fiber operators and content delivery networks requiring reliable, low-latency connections to Internet services and content across the East Coast of Africa and South Africa.

“The deployment of the new Point of Presence will cater to the growing demand for advanced, scalable ‘As a Service’ solutions and boost digital infrastructure in the region,” TelCables South East Africa CEO Sudhir Juggernath said in a…  continue reading HERE.

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