Angola Cables says the majority of all internet traffic that flows through Africa flows through its network of land and undersea cables.
Angola Cables says that 70 percent of the internet traffic that travels in and out of Africa flows through its cable network.
West Africa’s largest internet cable operator, Angola Cables, claims that 70 percent of the internet and data traffic that flows in and out of the African continent flows through its spanning cable network, either on land or undersea. Faria says that many hyperscalers, content providers and other carriers have been using the South Atlantic configuration of the SACS, Monet and WACS cables as a convenient redundancy option to connect to destinations in the USA and the UK and Europe using EllaLink, which has affected traffic handled by Angola Cables.
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