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AccessKenya further extends its metro fibre network to Mombasa.
AccessKenya today announced that its breaking ground for its own fibre optic infrastructure in Mombasa as part of its ongoing plans to build what will be one of the largest IP based fibre networks in Kenya. “We are delighted to announce that we are starting work on our Mombasa metro
AccessKenya records 99% fibre network connectivity for the first half of 2010.
The leading Kenyan technology services concern AccessKenya Group (AccessKenya) yesterday announced 99.97 per cent network connectivity in its fibre optic network in the first six months of 2010. This demonstrates that network reliability is a key benefit of AccessKenya’s network infrastructure in Kenya. “We are pleased to provide our customers
Kampala connected to Mombasa via 1,500 km fibre optic backbone.
Just read that Kampala City in Uganda is now connected to Mombasa in Kenya via a 1,500 kilometre fibre optic backbone. The fibre has been laid by Alltech Stream East Africa, the parent company of Kenya Data Networks (KDN). The fibre will now be extended to Kigali in Rwanda over