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By Steve Song, on April 3rd, 2009   There’s an interesting AFP article on the city of Johannesburg’s 1 billion Rand (~105 million USD) contract with Ericsson to deliver municipal broadband infrastructure. In it they quote an anonymous “telecoms expert” who says: …that municipalities were already stretched to provide basic utility services, and that the provisioning of telecoms services would simply put additional [...] [...] By Steve Song, on October 16th, 2008 I’ve now moved the African Undersea Cables map to a permanent page that I will update as new information emerges. The latest revision includes updates of: the EASSy cable to reflect its growth to 1.4 terabits the TEAMS cable to reflect its growth to 1.2 terabits (120 gigabits initial) the SAT3 cable to remove the [...] [...] By Steve Song, on September 25th, 2008 The undersea cable environment around the African continent continues to evolve. Proposed cables appear, disappear, merge. A testament to the competitive environment. In this latest update, I have added the MaIN OnE cable which appears to be making progress. Thanks to Abi Jagun for finding their real website. In the meantime Infraco AWCC, SAT4, and [...] [...] |
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