Tejas Networks wins deal to build Ghana fibre optic network

The network will cover several commercial hubs in the country

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Bengaluru telecom hardware firm Tejas Networks has won a contract from Pan African telecom firm Internet Solutions to build an advanced optic fibre backbone to deliver data services in Ghana.

The network, to meet the growing demand for data and additional services for enterprises and government clients in Ghana, will cover several commercial hubs in the country, Tejas said in a statement.

“As the demand for more bandwidth continues to grow, this state-of-the-art fibre optic network will have the required capacity to accommodate this growth,” Yvette Adounvo Atekpe, the Regional Managing Director of Internet Solutions Ghana said .
 
“We are delighted that Internet Solutions (Ghana) has selected Tejas to build their next-generation network. Our Packet Transport Solutions enables Internet Solutions to build a future-ready infrastructure that is capable of serving the needs of their enterprise customers, multiple 2G, 3G and 4G mobile service providers and residential broadband services,” said Sanjay Nayak, MD & CEO of Tejas Networks.