The multinational Angola Cables will invest more than 40 million dollars in the data center in Fortaleza (Brazil), according to the company's CEO, Angelo Gama.
"We are having meetings to discuss this expansion that will happen in a year. We want to expand and expand is to work with civil construction. This would last more or less until the end of 2023”, said the manager, exclusively for Focus magazine.
This investment by the company also comes with the idea of increasing the total number of employees by up to 30% when the structure is in full operation.
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It should be noted that Angola Cables operates several submarine fiber optic cables, such as SACS (Brazil/Africa), Monet (Brazil/USA) and Wacs (Africa/Europe), as well as Data Centers in Fortaleza and Luanda, not forgetting more than 32 PoPs in 20 countries on 3 continents, thus offering one of the most complete portfolios of connection services in the segment.
The Angolan company is also known for providing modern and high-quality coverage, connecting Angola and Brazil to the most relevant international ecosystems.
