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SEACOM, Level 3 to improve internet experience in Africa
In an aim to help end-users to benefit from faster access to web pages, music, videos and other online content, SEACOM is partnering with global network provider Level 3 Communications, which will deploy its content delivery network (CDN) nodes into data centres connecting to the SEACOM Pan-African IP/MPLS network.
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Using these CDN nodes, Level 3 will enable rich, high-quality content to be delivered directly to operators and Internet Service Providers (ISPs) that interconnect with SEACOM's IP/MPLS network.
Mark Tinka, SEACOM's Head of Engineering says: "We're excited to work with Level 3 to enable our operator and ISP customers to improve their quality of service and provide a better experience to their end-users."
SEACOM's IP/MPLS network was recognised as the Best Pan-Africa Initiative at the 2013 AfricaCom Awards. By bringing content directly to the continent via Level 3's CDN nodes, SEACOM is providing an even better and more comprehensive service to the African telecom industry.
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