On Thursday 16th of February, in Dakar, Senegal, Mike Nahon, Onix CEO, gave an in depth speech at the launch of the new Tier III neutral data centre, directly at the 2Africa cable landing station. His speech below outlines the importance of this data centre. Ladies and gentlemen, Ambassadors, the Secretary General of the Ministry […]
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