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According to Wood the impacts of the damage to WACS, ACE, Main One, and SAT3 subsea cables would not have been felt if the operators were also connected to Glo-1 and Equiano.
Ghana's National Communications Authority has stated that repair and full-service restoration of the damaged subsea cable causing Internet disruptions across West and Central Africa could take up to five weeks before service is fully restored.
MainOne, has declared a force majeure as Thursday’s undersea cable cut continues to disrupt internet services in Nigeria and some other West African countries.
Despite the unresolved issue of power that could be a major setback for this type of business, Nigeria has in recent years witnessed a flurry of activities in the data centre space.
MainOne has announced employment opportunities for young Nigerians under its Graduate Trainee Programme.
Equinix Incorporated, one of the world’s largest digital infrastructure companies, has acquired MainOne, a telecommunications service provider, for $320 million.
Despite government regulations and crackdowns, Nigeria's tech sector has seen enormous gains in 2021. More than $2.9 billion...
Equinix, the world’s digital infrastructure company announced today that it is acquiring MainOne, a West African data centre...
Tizeti Network Limited has announced that it would extend its partnership with MainOne as part of its expansion plans outside Nigeria.
Following the acquisition of iHub, Bosun Tijani, the CEO, has shared details of his strategy for operating the multi-country hubs.
Nigerian submarine cable company, MainOne, has announced that it has landed its submarine cable in Grand Bassam, Cote D’Ivoire.
MainOne has disclosed plans to invest up to N25 billion towards providing additional 2000km of fiber optic infrastructure through its project titled 'Digital Lagos: Broadband for All'.