Data|Economy
Cable promises to cut connectivity times from 300 milliseconds to 60 milliseconds. A 6,500 Km long submarine cable connecting Angola to Brazil has begun to be installed on the ocean floor by Angola Cables. The company claims this will be the first direct subsea link between Africa and South America in history. Known as the […]
Global interconnection installed bandwidth capacity is projected to grow at a CAGR of 45% to 4,991 Tbps by 2020 with private data exchange between businesses expected to outpace public internet. The L...
Facility part of a $300m investment plan that will see the African operator build two subsea cables ...
System will connect many of the Caribbean nations as well as connect these to the wider Americas, in...
Company sets out plan to build more than five data centres until the end of 2017. Cloud services pro...
Company has today a footprint consisting of 39,000Km of optic fibre, more than 100,000 sqf of data c...
First international expansion to be complemented with further growth of colocation footprint in Braz...
The cable races continue with infrastructure being deployed across oceans connecting both developed ...
Customers are to gain access to IoT and Watson capabilities as the regional market continues to grow...
Spanish bank aims to improve flow visualisation, micro-segmentation, breach detection, automated ana...
Investment in Peru contrasts with potential IPO in Argentina as the Spanish operator tries to reduce...
Company aims to increase its client base in the Northeast of the country as currently 70% of custome...
Intercontinental connectivity and energy generation projects mains attractors to AWS which could soo...
Hub is expected to be operational by 2018, in line with the two subsea cables currently being built ...
Operator is working towards getting the largest share possible of the $6.5bn Latin American data cen...
