- Main Street Technologies Press Release
- ERM & FUGRO awarded ESIA contract
Competition by submarine cable operators may drive down call rates
http://www.guardiannewsngr.com/compulife/article01/230708
Race to build a West Coast fibre promises to push international bandwidth prices to new lows
Four international fibre projects are racing to complete ahead of each other on the west coast of Africa to give some much needed additional capacity and price competition to SAT3. The drop in bandwidth prices could be spectacular. Russell Southwood looks at the runners in the race and asks whether West Africa is ready for the potentially market-changing impact of cheap international bandwidth
- MainOne Deep Sea Survey Vessel Sets Sail From Lisbon
- Under-Sea Cable: MainOne Cable’s “Kommandor Jack” sets sail - Press Release
- Telecoms competition is still infrastructure-based, not service delivery yet says
- Work begins on N5.4b sub-marine optical fibre cable
- 1st Annual Africa Leadership Forum
- ITU Africa Connect
- Main Street Technologies in the news
- Nigeria's Mainstreet Technologies to build new international west coast fibre
- Kenya rolls out fibre optics plan
- Internet access to expand as Main One Cable Project begins
Main Street Technologies in the news
Source: The Daily Punch. 18/09/2007 A Nigerian firm, Mainstreet Technologies, plans to build an undersea optic fibre cable to compete with SAT-3.
SAT-3 is a transatlantic transmission system sponsored by telecoms incumbents, led by Telkom South Africa.
Events
WATRA SAT3 Workshop, Abuja, Nigeria
SEPTEMBER 11 - 12, 2007
AFRICA CONNECT Conference, Rwanda
OCTOBER 29 - 30, 2007
ICT Africa, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
FEBRUARY 13 - 15, 2008