Global data centre news publishers Data Economy, owned by BroadGroup Communications, a leading information media technology and professional services company has published the maiden edition of its Data Economy Power 200 List and MainOne CEO, Funke Opeke is on the list. The Power 200 is a biannual global list showcasing the 200 personalities around the world who […]
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MainOne Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Funke Opeke, has underlined the need for businesses in Nigeria to adopt new technologies to avoid falling behind the rest of the world in technological advancement. Opeke made this known at MainOne’s annual tech conference, Nerds Unite, which held recently in Lagos with the theme ‘Accelerating Digital Transformation’, reports Thisday
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Branch networks in premier business districts, traditionally believed to measure the stature of financial providers are being replaced with internet banking, payment apps and short-code banking. Technology has enabled non-traditional financial players upend branch networks typically dominated by large financial providers; with newer, nimbler entrants such as Interswitch and Paystack processing more online transactions than
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#NerdsUnite2019 has come and gone, but it leaves behind a host of important ideas and words that are sure to inspire, reports TechNext.ng. Started in 2016, Nerds Unite is a yearly tech conference organised by MainOne, a leading connectivity solutions provider. The event brings together the most innovative tech minds through conferences, exhibitions, breakout sessions and networking
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Avanti Communications Group plc (Avanti), a leading provider of satellite data communications services in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) and MainOne, a premier connectivity and data centre solutions company in West Africa, have signed an agreement to jointly improve broadband penetration across Nigeria by providing the latest KA-band based satellite communication services to
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Over 500 of Africa’s most innovative technology minds, from 200+ companies and 10+ countries will convene in Lagos, Nigeria on February 8, 2019 for the annual Nerds Unite conference, a tech event targeted at MainOne’s global, enterprise and start-up ecosystem. This invite–only tech conference will foster dialogue on game-changing technological breakthroughs in the areas of
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MainOne CEO, Funke Opeke has been featured in global business magazine, Forbes in an article titled “How A Returning Expat Built Her Own Undersea Cable to Get Decent Internet Access in Nigeria”. Opeke is described as an indomitable spirit whose determination is bringing the riches of the internet to Africa. Highlighting her sojourn from the
Global business magazine, Forbes, has published its list of the World’s Top 50 Women in Technology in 2018 and MainOne CEO, Funke Opeke is on the list. The 2018 inaugural top 50 Women in Technology lists identify three generations of forward-thinking technologists leading more than a dozen tech sectors across the globe. Consisting of the
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The Data Centre Dynamics (DCD) Awards has announced MainOne CEO, Funke Opeke, the 2018 Data Centre Dynamics Business Leader of the Year during the 2018 edition at the Royal Lancaster, London on Thursday, December 6, 2018. The Business Leader of the Year Award recognises a company or individual who has done the most over the
In the early hours of Tuesday, MainOne experienced an administrative error in the configuration of our edge router during a planned network upgrade which impacted traffic to our internet peering partners. Specifically, the configuration on our Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) filters led to the inadvertent advertisement of peering partner prefixes through one of our upstream
