As Kenya’s telecommunications market experiences rapid growth, driven by enhanced international connectivity and expanding infrastructure. WIOCC, Africa’s digital backbone, is supporting Internet Service Providers [ISPs], Carriers, Managed Service Providers [MSPs], and other telcos with high-performance, scalable digital infrastructure.
Africa’s “Carriers’ Carrier”
Widely recognized as Africa’s “Carriers’ Carrier.” WIOCC delivers robust, future-ready solutions that strengthen the reliability, reach, and operational efficiency of clients’ networks. By providing tailored, open-access infrastructure, WIOCC enables ISPs to expand their capacity and reach. They also support systems integrators in enhancing their network coverage. This commitment ensures businesses can meet the increasing demand for dependable, low-latency connectivity and remain prepared for future growth across Kenya and beyond.
With the recent launch of the Mombasa Metro Network. WIOCC has created unmatched connectivity by interlinking all major data centers in Mombasa. This infrastructure empowers clients to effortlessly scale their operations and access high-capacity bandwidth at key data centers and cable landing points across Mombasa County. Further extending its network footprint, WIOCC is constructing a protected National Long Distance [NLD] network from Nairobi to Mombasa. With a Nairobi Metro Network expected to be completed by the end of Q4 2024. Phase two, set for Q2 2025, will expand coverage to additional counties and regional borders.
Supporting Regional Connectivity Demands
“Our investments in subsea assets, terrestrial fiber, and metro networks uniquely position us to support the region’s growing connectivity demands, enabling Kenya to emerge as a leading innovation hub in Africa.” Stated James Wekesa, Chief Commercial Officer at WIOCC Group. “Our infrastructure connects the 2Africa cable with major systems like SEACOM, EASSy, DARE1, PEACE, and TEAMS. It provides clients with diverse and flexible service options across major data centers based on their specific needs.”
WIOCC’s interconnected ecosystem provides custom solutions that offer clients resilient infrastructure and secure, reliable connections to their customers. By maintaining multiple, diverse routes that lower latency and provide backup options, WIOCC minimizes the risks of network outages, supporting client growth and enabling new market opportunities.
“We are committed to bridging the digital divide by expanding open-access infrastructure throughout Africa. These investments foster a digitally inclusive future for our clients and the communities they serve. With WIOCC as a partner, our clients can confidently expand services, enhance customer experiences, and access new markets,” Wekesa added.
