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MainOne, a leading telecoms and network services provider in West Africa, has announced that the high capacity Nigerian-Cameroun Submarine Cable System (NCSCS) connecting Lagos, Nigeria and Kribi, Cameroun has been completed and went live last month. The new submarine cable system will address increasing demand for reliable broadband connectivity in Cameroun, and is a key

MainOne, a telecommunication services and network solutions provider for businesses in West Africa, has expressed its commitment to broadband growth in Nigeria. The company’s General Counsel, Kazeem Oladepo, who reiterated the company’s efforts towards infrastructure development in Nigeria and its contribution to driving the country’s internet revolution in its five years of operation, said the

MainOne, West Africa’s leading Communications Services and Data Center provider today announced the completion of the upgrade of its submarine cable network between Nigeria, Ghana and Portugal to a 100G wavelength system. The 100G wavelength upgrade, implemented using the Xtera Nu-wave Optima optical networking platform is expected to provide additional capacity support for MainOne’s delivery

In order to reduce high cost of managing businesses and avoid the risks associated with most business transactions, MainOne, a broadband cable company and Microsoft, a global software company, have offered best technology solutions that will help businesses remain competitive.  The two companies at a business seminar in Lagos recently, spoke on the need for

MainOne Broadband Cable Company has furnished the computer laboratory of Herbert Macaulay Girls Senior High School in Yaba Lagos, with desktop computers, UPS power backup, screen board, and free internet access for connectivity, as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative for the educational sector. Unveiling the computer laboratory on Tuesday in Lagos, the Manager, Legal