Tunisia: the historic operator strengthens its fiber optic network
National operator Tunisie Telecom launched on Monday, November 11, a program to expand its fiber optic network in the Tataouine region. With an investment of about 500,000 dinars
National operator Tunisie Telecom launched on Monday, November 11, a program to expand its fiber optic network in the Tataouine region. With an investment of about 500,000 dinars (about $160,000), the project targets 2,900 homes and nearly 7,000 users, located...
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National operator Tunisie Telecom launched on Monday, November 11, a program to expand its fiber optic network in the Tataouine region. With an investment of about 500,000 dinars
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A notable participant in the Medusa network is Tunisie Telecom, which has signed a strategic partnership to operate a dedicated fibre-optic link between Bizerte and Marseille with a 20
Tunisie Telecom strengthens Tunisia''s digital sovereignty through decades of investment in submarine cables, driving connectivity, innovation, and national transformation.
The Tunisia Active Optical Cable (AOC) market is primarily being driven by increasing demand for high-speed data transmission and communication in various industries such as IT, telecommunications,
It marks the first landing of MEDUSA cable in Africa, a decisive step for strengthening Tunisia''s digital connectivity and its integration into the global
Morocco-based telecommunication operator Inwi has announced the signing of a strategic partnership agreement with the Medusa submarine cable system to reinforce its trans
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By leveraging the EFSD+ guarantee, the project aligns with the EU Global Gateway strategy and supports the development of high-speed
The initiative is part of Tunisia''s National Very High Speed Plan (Plan National THD), adopted in 2024, which aims to generalize access to high-speed internet via fiber optic across the
Tunisie Telecom partners with Medusa for a 20 Tbps fiber-optic link, boosting Tunisia''s digital connectivity and regional integration by 2026. This
Marseille, October 8, 2025. Medusa, the submarine fiber optic cable system owned by AFR-IX Telecom, landed this morning at the cable landing
With a capital of 150,000 Dinars and a team of 3 engineers, 3 administrators, 5 senior technicians and 19 technicians and skilled workers, SNTT has become
The Medusa submarine cable system marks a major step forward in telecommunications infrastructure. ASN is honored to be at the forefront of this
Telecommunications operator Tunisie Télécom has partnered with subsea cable system Medusa to add a link between Bizerte, Tunisia and
Medusa Submarine Cable System Launches: A Game-Changer for Mediterranean Connectivity In an exciting development for telecommunications,
State-owned operator Tunisie Telecom has signed a strategic partnership agreement with Medusa, the submarine fibre optic system connecting the Mediterranean Sea, the Atlantic and
Tunisie Telecom has entered into a strategic partnership with Medusa, the advanced submarine fibre optic system connecting the Mediterranean, Atlantic, and Red Sea. This partnership
The Medusa submarine fiber optic cable system, owned by AFR-IX Telecom, has reached a major milestone with its first landing in Marseille,
Orange Tunisia and Medusa Submarine Cable System signed an agreement on May 11 to deploy a submarine cable linking Tunisia (Bizerte) to Europe, via France (Marseilles).
Communications ministry makes claim as Ifriqiya submarine cable branch pronounced ready for service after landing last month A government
The cable is expected to be operational by March 2024, connecting Tunisia to the rest of the world and improving its digital capabilities, according to the minister.
Submarine cable activity seems to be far from slowing down in Africa. In fact plans for two more cables, one connecting France and Tunisia and one involving the ECOWAS region, have