BringCom Incorporated, a leading provider of connectivity solutions to developing countries, announced that SES has chosen the Djibouti Teleport facility managed by BringCom to install additional antennas and equipment for video broadcast applications in the sub-Saharan Africa region. These new hosting and colocation services are expansions to the 9 meter Ku-band antenna, hub equipment and backhaul services installed and maintained for SES by BringCom since 2014.
The Djibouti Teleport facility, with international MPLS fibre connectivity via multiple fibre circuit routing options, is the choice for operators to deploy new antennas and collocate equipment to reach additional government and enterprise customers across Africa and the Middle East. These new services reinforce the position of the Djibouti Teleport as a secure, reliable high-grade facility and a first choice for bridging Africa with the rest of the world.
“BringCom is very pleased to announce this new multi-year teleport services contract, which demonstrates the multiple capabilities of BringCom personnel and the Djibouti Teleport,” said Fabrice Langreney, President and CEO of BringCom. “This additional contract from SES, including hosting of equipment, Ku-band antenna services, data backhaul and continuing maintenance, is a validation of BringCom’s strategy and investment in the region.”
BringCom has been supplying innovative communications solutions to its customers since 1992 offering connectivity services to enterprise and government customers in the United States, the Caribbean, Africa and the Middle East. It delivers communication solutions to and from some of the world’s most challenging locations while providing state-of-the-art communications links for its customers. BringCom is headquartered in USA, and manages Djibouti Teleport through a joint venture with Djibouti Telecom.
