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Fibre link promises faster, cheaper internet for northern towns

Operators say the new terrestrial cable could cut wholesale bandwidth costs, but retail prices depend on competition.

LH

Technology & Fact-Check Editor · Garowe

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A new terrestrial fibre link connecting several northern towns to an international landing station has begun carrying traffic, network operators said.

Engineers say the route adds resilience: when one cable is damaged, traffic can be rerouted, reducing outages that have frustrated businesses and universities.

Whether customers see cheaper data bundles will depend on competition between providers, analysts said.

Liban Hassan

Technology & Fact-Check Editor

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