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Africa more independent in terms of Internet connectivity? Liquid Telecom aims to connect Egyptian companies to the rest of Africa.
Just over $400 million is needed to provide Egypt with a vast fibre optic network. A network and data centre infrastructure that will connect not only the cities of Cape Town and Cairo, but also Egyptian companies to the rest of Africa.
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