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- 6. Strategic Partnerships Fiber Bandwidth suppliers:
- 8. WACS and SAT3 Supplier Information STM1 SAT3 Lisbon – Angola Telecom + TATA STM1 SAT3 – JHB – Angola Telecom + Neotel (TATA) STM1 Lisbon – UK – Cogent and Level3 STM4 WACS Angola - Namibia – Angola Telecom STM4 WACS Namibia - Cape Town – Telkom South Africa Connectivity from South Africa SEACOM to Lisbon IP Transit Internet Solutions
- 10. 400 MBit/s Microwave Backbone
- 11. ITA Luanda PoP Information LDA 17 – Angola Telecom Infrasat (SAT3 to Lisbon) LDA 22 – Angola Telecom Cacauco (SAT3 to JHB) LDA 21 – ITA PoP Torres Elysee LDA 1 – ITA PoP Dimension Data Offices (Predio Policia)
- 14. WACS Status Update Contract signed and STM4 Service procured. Provisional RFS Date: 30/08/2013
- 15. Last Mile Equipment Solution (28Ghz)