Guinea has moved to add a second submarine fiber-optic cable after signing a construction and maintenance contract, as the country's existing international link nears saturation and the governmen...
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The Guinean government has completed an expansion of the national fiber optic backbone capacity from 50 to 200 gigabytes, the Ministry of Posts, Telecommunications, and the Digital Economy said
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On Thursday, 12 June, Guinea''s Backbone Management Company (SOGEB) and Sierra Leone''s national fiber optic operator, Leoncom, concluded a deal in Conakry to cross-market their
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Guinea Conakry, with its geographical challenges and rapid growth, aims to become a regional hub for connectivity in West Africa. To achieve this, the country has launched the tailor-made deployment of
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Guinea has signed a contract to build and maintain a second submarine fiber-optic cable to relieve pressure on its existing international capacity. Prime Minister Amadou Oury Bah linked the
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The country has expanded its national fibre-optic network to 12,000 kilometres, quadrupling backbone capacity from 50 to 200 gigabits, with connections to Mali, Côte d''Ivoire,
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The Guinean Backbone Management Company (SOGEB) and Sierra Leone''s Leoncom have signed a cross-marketing agreement to jointly leverage their international fiber optic capacities.
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In a pivotal step toward regional digital integration, the Guinean Backbone Management Society (SOGEB) and Sierra Leone''s Leoncom have
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The new infrastructure comes 13 years after the installation of Guinea''s first submarine fibre-optic cable, which is now approaching saturation due to rising demand for internet services and
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Guinea has made impressive strides in expanding its national fibre-optic network, now totaling 12,000 kilometers. This extensive rollout represents a significant increase in the nation''s
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The backbone is the fibre optic network that carries Internet traffic across the country. By increasing its capacity, it can handle a much larger volume of data. This can mean faster connections and fewer
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In a pivotal step toward regional digital integration, the Guinean Backbone Management Society (SOGEB) and Sierra Leone''s Leoncom have signed an Interconnection Agreement to link
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