The Angolan telecommunications multinational, Angola Cables, announced yesterday the start-up of its neutral data center Angonap Fortress Tier III, in Fortaleza, Brazil, an event attended by the Governor of the State of Ceará, Camilo Santana, the Minister of Telecommunications and Information Technologies of Angola, José Carvalho da Rocha and senior officials of Angola Cables.
This data center is designed for Level III and will meet the growing demand for content data transmission in the Southern Hemisphere.
O Angonap Fortress Tier III the region's main point of interconnection, a point directly linked to two new intercontinental submarine cables, the BAGS (Southern Atlantic Cable System) and the Many. The structure is enabled to support other submarine cable systems, backhaul providers, content providers, CDNs, including research exchange points and academics in Latin America. This interconnection point will also enable African entities to conduct business in different regions of Brazil, Latin America and the USA.
Second Antonio Nunes (CEO of Angola Cables), “The Angonap Fortaleza Tier III installation has great advantages and benefits for CDN, IXP's, OTTs, as well as for national and international telecommunications operators, and content providers that seek to expand and expand their global reach and the offer of products from Brazil to the world ”.
Located in one of the most important submarine cable hubs in South America, Angonap Fortaleza Tier III is strongly vantojoso by its neutrality, which allows you to receive all cables that want to host it. This will provide several connection services for operators or companies with high needs for high capacity data services in the performance of their activities, especially those that have their operations essentially based on the Internet and technology.
