Telecom Egypt Expands Infrastructure Amid Growing Global Demand
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- •Telecom Egypt is expanding its subsea and terrestrial infrastructure to meet global demand.
- •A new 200km subsea cable will be operational by the end of 2026.
- •Over 90% of Europe-Asia and Europe-Africa traffic transits through Telecom Egypt's network.
Telecom Egypt has announced an expansion of its subsea and terrestrial infrastructure to enhance global connectivity. A new 200km subsea cable between Sharm El Sheikh and Taba is expected to be operational by the end of 2026. The company aims to support over 90% of Europe-Asia and Europe-Africa traffic that transits through its network. This expansion aligns with Egypt's Vision 2030 strategy, focusing on building a Digital Egypt. Telecom Egypt has also established a dedicated entity to develop its data center business, targeting rising demand from hyperscalers and AI applications. The company is enhancing its infrastructure to improve route diversity, resilience, and reduce latency. The ongoing digital transformation necessitates faster deployments and increased capacity to meet evolving customer needs.
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