Articles about WIOCC

OADC/WIOCC announce thought leader sponsorship of ITWeb's Cloud and Data Centre Summit

Brett Berry, South Africa sales manager at OADC, joins the speaker lineup at ITWeb's Cloud & Data Centre Summit on 31 October.

FirstNet leverages WIOCC 2Africa cable

WIOCC has connected FirstNet Technology Services to the 2Africa cable system between Durban and Cape Town.

Open Access Data Centres launches new partner programme

WIOCC Group company introduces CODI for channel partners in the DRC, Nigeria and South Africa

On-prem vs colocation to be debated at ITWeb Cloud & Data Centre Summit

Colocation makes it easier to adopt hybrid cloud, according to OADC’s Brett Barry.

More advocacy, mentorship needed to close ICT gender gap

More efforts needed to foster a supportive environment for women to flourish in the ICT industry, as highlighted by speakers at a WIOCC/OADC round table.

2Africa cable to land at Amanzimtoti in KZN

The highly-anticipated subsea cable system is set to connect three billion people upon completion.

CipherWave moves data centre to new OADC facility

This upgrades the CipherWave facilities from a tier two data centre to an ISO certified tier three data centre.

Teraco interconnects with Google’s Equiano cable

The data centre platform provider is now an integral connectivity and interconnection point for Google’s Equiano subsea cable.

Teraco announces regional interconnection with Google Equiano cable

Equiano starts in Europe and runs along the West Coast of Africa, between Lisbon in Portugal and Cape Town in South Africa.

Google’s Equiano cable lands on SA shores

The Equiano submarine internet cable landed at Melkbosstrand north of Cape Town on Monday.

'Meteoric rise' of local data centres continues unabated

South Africa has over 50 active data centre locations, with Africa Data Centres and Open Access Data Centres unveiling new facilities one after the other.

2Africa cable lands in Italy, 46 more locations planned

The 2Africa cable is expected to deliver international connectivity to approximately three billion people in Africa, Europe and Asia.