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SEACOM is the first cable to provide broadband to countries in East Africa. Within Africa, South Africa, Mozambique, Tanzania and Kenya are inter-connected via a protected ring structure. Additionally, a second express fibre pair is provided from South Africa to Kenya. These two fibre pairs have a combined capacity of 1.28Tbs. Express fibre pairs are also provided from Kenya to France into a PoP in Marseilles, and from Tanzania to India into the PoP in Mumbai. SEACOM has procured fibre capacity from Marseilles to London as part the SEACOM network.
SEACOM is a privately funded and over three quarter African owned undersea fibre optic cable that is assisting communication carriers in south and east Africa through the sale of wholesale international capacity to global networks via India and Europe. The fibre optic cable system provides African retail carriers with equal and open access to inexpensive bandwidth, removing the international infrastructure bottleneck and supporting east and southern African economic growth.
SEACOM's enormous capacity will enable high definition TV, peer to peer networks, IPTV, and surging Internet demand.
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LATEST NEWS
FURTHER INFORMATION ON THE SUCCESSFUL SEACOM REPAIRS30 Jul 2010 The SEACOM cable was successfully repaired on 23 July 2010 and all customers have been reinstated to pre-outage configurations. SEACOM would like to take this opportunity to thank all its customers, partners and peers for their collaboration and support during the outage. more >>
SEACOM REPAIRS SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED
Gateway Communications wins GTB Award for its African MPLS services on SEACOM
SEACOM ENABLES GLOBAL BROADCASTING OF 2010 FIFA WORLD CUP
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