BCS Practical Steps for Future Proof Networks
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This document provides an overview of Bandwidth and Cloud Services Group (BCS), a wholesale telecom infrastructure provider in East, Central and Southern Africa. BCS operates fiber networks spanning over 10,000km across multiple countries. It offers wholesale internet bandwidth, fiber transmission, and construction services. BCS network serves an estimated 35 million end-users and includes submarine cables for international connectivity. The document outlines BCS network footprint in different countries and engagement options for clients including co-building fiber, leasing existing fiber, or hiring BCS as an engineering contractor.
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- 1. Bandwidth and Cloud Services Group Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, DRC, Zambia, Angola and Zimbabwe 1
- 2. 2 Company Description Network Products and Services Founded in 2010, BCS is a Mauritius-headquartered wholesale telecom infrastructure provider, in East, Central and Southern Africa, offering wholesale internet bandwidth, fiber transmission and construction services to mobile operators and other telecom carriers. We operate under licenses in Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda, Zambia, Angola, Zimbabwe, and Democratic Republic of Congo. We are also serving Burundi, South Sudan, Namibia, Botswana, Mozambique and Malawi at their respective border points. • Wholesale internet (IP transit) and Direct Internet Access (DIA) • International Private Leased Line Circuit (IPLC) • Terrestrial transmission and local loop circuits including dark fiber lease • Fiber construction services of undersea, underground and overhead fiber as both Engineering Procurement and Construction (EPC) contractor and co-build partner (built 7,000km of fiber in last 6 years). BCS provides services to an estimated 35 million+ end-users, with a network that spans over 10,000kms of backbone and metro fiber in East, Central and Southern Africa summarized below: • Kenya: 2,000 km • Rwanda: 1,600 km • Uganda: 5,000 km • Zambia: 1,500 km • DRC: 500 km (building 6,000kms in 2021-2022) • Submarine: 50 Gbps through 1.25% shareholding in The East Africa Marine Cable System (TEAMS) cable. BCS Overview
- 3. BCS Terrestrial Overview Map BCS Terrestrial Map BCS Terrestrial network spans over 10,000km of backbone and metro fiber in East, Central and Southern Africa. We plan to extensively expand our network between the year 2021-2025 as shown in the map above. 3 Existing Partner networks Existing OPGW networks Existing BCS own network Planned Pipeline network Planned Railway network Planned OH/UG networks Submarine networks
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