Phase3 Telecom, West Africa’s leading independent fibre-optic infrastructure and connectivity provider, has announced the celebration of its 22nd anniversary, marking more than two decades of driving digital transformation, expanding network access, and enabling seamless connectivity across the continent. Since its establishment in 2003, Phase3 has played a pivotal role in […]
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Phase3 Telecom is reinforcing its role as a leading enabler of Africa’s digital economy by targeting underserved corridors, strengthening data localisation, and supporting low-latency cloud infrastructure across the continent. Speaking on the company’s vision, Craig Lowe, Chief Growth Officer at Phase3, noted that Africa is leapfrogging legacy systems, with mobile […]
Phase3 Telecom, West Africa’s leading digital infrastructure and technology provider, has reaffirmed its commitment to Africa’s connected future by participating as a Platinum Sponsor at the CCT Africa 2025 Summit. The high-profile event, which will take place from July 7–9 in Mauritius, brings together top executives from the cloud, content, […]
Executive Chairman of Phase3 Telecom, Stanley Jegede, has called for increased investment in cross-border digital infrastructure as a catalyst for inclusive economic growth and accelerated digital transformation across Africa. Speaking on the Africa Spotlight panel at the CCT Global 2025 Summit in Dublin, Ireland, Mr. Jegede emphasized that Africa’s digital […]
Phase3 Telecom, West Africa’s leading independent fibre optic infrastructure provider, in collaboration with Laser Light Africa, has launched “Fiber Meets AI” an advanced Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) initiative set to redefine digital connectivity along the Lagos Accra corridor. The new initiative capitalizes on Phase3’s extensive 600km fibre network between Lagos, Nigeria, and […]
Phase3 Telecom has announced a strategic partnership with Laser Light Africa, a subsidiary of Laser Light Companies, to deliver an advanced Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) solution along the key Lagos–Accra corridor. This development marks a major step in accelerating West Africa’s digital transformation. The 600km terrestrial fibre corridor, connecting Lagos in Nigeria […]
