Fibre Internet Access delivers connectivity through SEACOM’s global data network, with dedicated last-mile fibre to the premises. The service is built for cloud applications, collaboration, and systems that cannot tolerate unstable links.
SEACOM’s IP backbone peers with Tier-1 networks, which supports performance to local and international destinations, with scalable bandwidth for organisations of different sizes.
The last mile is the fibre network operator that already reaches the premises. Blue Sky orders that link and carries the service on SEACOM’s IP network. A price depends on coverage at the address.
Features
- Symmetrical upload and download at the selected line rate
- Low contention, including at peak times
- Unshaped access to applications and protocols
- Uncapped data
- Customer premises equipment included
- IPv4 up to a /29 and IPv6 up to a /56
- 99.9% service level agreement
- Dedicated last-mile fibre
Fibre network operators in Africa
South African last-mile operators are listed first, then networks that cross several countries, then the national operators elsewhere in Africa. Liquid, Paratus, SEACOM, Bayobab, and CSquared are listed once under the multi-country networks.
South Africa
- Balwin Fibre
- Bitco
- Broadband Infraco
- Clear Access
- Comtel
- Connectivity Services
- Dark Fibre Africa
- DNATel
- Evotel
- FibreGeeks
- FibreSuburb Networks
- Frogfoot
- Gaia Fibonacci Fibre
- Herotel
- Hyperhood
- Internect (FairCape)
- Lightspeed (Cybersmart)
- Lightstruck
- Link Africa
- Link Layer
- Linteg Fibre
- Liquid Intelligent Technologies
- meshTelecom
- MetroFibre
- Mitsol
- MTN
- Netstream
- Octotel
- Open Fibre
- Openserve
- Purple Forest
- Seacom FibreCo
- Teralink Networks
- Thinkspeed
- TT Connect
- Unifibre
- Vodacom
- Vumatel
- Waterfall Access Networks
- WECOM
- WonderNet
- Zoom Fibre
Networks across several countries
- AFR-IX
- Angola Cables
- Bayobab
- CSquared
- Liquid Intelligent Technologies
- MainOne
- Paratus
- SEACOM
- WIOCC
Other African countries
- Algeria Algérie Télécom
- Angola Angola Telecom, Unitel, Zap, Africell, Paratus
- Benin Benin Telecoms, Moov Africa
- Botswana Botswana Fibre Networks, Mascom, Paratus
- Burkina Faso Onatel, Orange
- Burundi Burundi Backbone System, Lumitel
- Cameroon Camtel, MTN, Orange
- Cape Verde Cabo Verde Telecom
- Central African Republic Orange
- Chad Sudatel, SudaChad
- Comoros Comores Telecom
- Congo Congo Telecom, Airtel, MTN
- Côte d’Ivoire Orange, MTN, Moov Africa
- Democratic Republic of the Congo Vodacom, Orange, Paratus, Liquid
- Djibouti Djibouti Telecom
- Egypt Telecom Egypt
- Equatorial Guinea GETESA
- Eswatini Eswatini Posts and Telecommunications, MTN, Paratus
- Ethiopia Ethio telecom, Safaricom
- Gabon Moov Africa, Airtel
- Gambia Gamtel
- Ghana MTN, Telecel, CSquared
- Guinea Orange
- Kenya Safaricom, Jamii Telecommunications, Telkom Kenya, Wananchi
- Lesotho Econet Telecom Lesotho, Vodacom
- Liberia Orange, CSquared
- Libya Libya Telecom and Technology
- Madagascar Telma, Orange, Blueline
- Malawi Malawi Telecommunications
- Mali Orange, Moov Africa
- Mauritania Mauritel
- Mauritius Mauritius Telecom, Emtel, CEB FiberNet
- Morocco Maroc Telecom, Orange, inwi
- Mozambique Movitel, Tmcel, Vodacom
- Namibia Telecom Namibia, Paratus, MTC
- Niger Niger Telecoms
- Nigeria MTN, Airtel, Globacom, ipNX, MainOne, Phase3, 21st Century Technologies
- Réunion Orange, Zeop
- Rwanda MTN, Liquid, Broadband Systems Corporation
- São Tomé and Príncipe Companhia Santomense de Telecomunicações
- Senegal Sonatel, Free
- Seychelles Cable and Wireless Seychelles, Intelvision
- Sierra Leone Orange, Africell
- Somalia Hormuud, SomCable
- Sudan Sudatel, Canar
- Tanzania Tanzania Telecommunications Corporation, SimbaNET, Vodacom
- Togo Togo Telecom, Moov Africa
- Tunisia Tunisie Telecom, Ooredoo, Orange
- Uganda Uganda Telecom, MTN, CSquared, Roke
- Zambia Zamtel, CEC, ZESCO, Paratus
- Zimbabwe TelOne, Liquid, Powertel, Telecel, Dandemutande