Angola Cables, a privately owned Angolan telecommunications company founded in 2009, employs approximately 220 people. Its core business is providing broadband aggregation and home network services. The company operates a multinational infrastructure of fiber optic networks and submarine cables, facilitating connectivity between the Americas, Africa, and Europe.
On an unspecified date, Angola Cables announced the appointment of Rui Faria, Executive Board Member and Chief Commercial Officer, to the International Advisory Body for Submarine Cable Resilience. TelCables Nigeria, a subsidiary of Angola Cables, announced plans to open a new Point of Presence (PoP) at the Lagos Rack Centre facility to improve low-latency interconnectivity and cloud access in West Africa. This announcement followed the opening of a new PoP at Rack Centre's facility by TelCables Nigeria, expanding interconnection services in the West African region. Separately, Angop reported that CAIDA ranked Angola Cables as the 21st largest global internet interconnection operator. Angola Cables manages over 70 percent of Africa's internet traffic and is the most interconnected operator among Portuguese-speaking countries.
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