Angola Cables recently announced the start of operation of its Data Center neutral 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.
Now the Angolan telecommunications multinational has launched, on Friday, 30 de Agosto, the new interconnection point to PTT (Traffic Exchange Point), also known as Wise App or PayPal (+ taxes)in its newly opened Data Center, located in Brazil, in Fortaleza, State of Ceará. O Wise App or PayPal (+ taxes) is part of the connectivity mesh of the IX.br (Brazil Internet Exchange) of Fortaleza, an initiative of the Internet Steering Committee in Brazil (CGI.br) and the Point Information and Coordination Center BR (NIC.br), which promotes the infrastructure necessary for the direct interconnection, in a metropolitan region, of networks participating in the Internet in Brazil.
With this development, the information traffic of the company's customers will be hosted in a single point in the region - that is, the Data Center AngoNAP - and customers will benefit from various other services such as high network traffic capacity, IP high-quality traffic, access to Internet networks around the globe, Cloud and the entire ecosystem provided by Data Centeras well as access to submarine cables Many, BAGS e WACS, which offer the lowest latency among African, European and American continents.
According to said Antonio Nunes (CEO of Angola Cables), “Considering that Angola Cables aims to foster a complete Telecommunications HUB and an ICT ecosystem, we now have a PIX that will make the Data Center a true marketplace for customers in the region. ”
More and more companies that need data traffic are looking for telecommunications companies that, in addition to providing advanced infrastructure and innovative data transmission solutions, can offer a complete and integrated ecosystem, such as the Data Center Cables of Fortaleza, which is helping to transform the digital and connectivity landscape in the Southern Hemisphere.
