Second major Subsea cable has landed in Berbera.
Facebook invests in subsea cables as part of our continued efforts to build the infrastructure that carries internet traffic and helps bring more people online to a faster internet. We are thrilled to announce, along with regional and global partners, a new segment of subsea cable called 2Africa Pearls, which connects three continents — Africa, Europe, and Asia. This extension will bring the total length of the 2Africa cable system to more than 45,000 kilometers, making it the longest subsea cable system ever deployed.
Currently, Africa is the least connected continent, with only a quarter of its 1.3 billion people connected to the internet. For this reason, we announced in 2020 that we were building upon our investments in expanding internet infrastructure in Africa through the 2Africa subsea cable. The 2Africa subsea cable system will provide nearly three times the total network capacity of all the subsea cables serving Africa today.
This is what happens you work together for common good, everyone wins.
Wasiirka Isgaadhsiinta somaliland Oo sheegay In Shirkada Facebook Ay Somaliland keentay xadhkaha internet-ka xambaara
Wasiirka Wasaaradda Isgaadhsiinta iyo Tiknoolajiyadda Somaliland Cabdiwali Suufi Jibriil ayaa shaaciyay in shirkada Facebook ay Somaliland keentay xadhig Internet ah, kaasi oo ay ugu talo-gashay inay bulshadu isticmaalaan.
Wasiir Cabdiwali ayaa sheegay in ay xukuumadda iyo sadex shirkadood ee isgaadhsiintu ay ku heshiiyeen shirkad ka shaqayn doonta kaabayaasha xadhkaha Internet-ka iyo gudbintooda, taasina ay keentay in xadhko badan oo caalami ah ay ku soo hirtaan inay keenaa xadhko xambaara internet-ka.
Ugu danbayn Wasiirka ayaa sheegay in cid kasta oo reer Somaliland ah oo awooda ay keeni karto xadhiga xambaara internet-ka, loona siman yahay.
