The agreement will commence upon initial operations of the Laser Light networking platform expected to begin at the end of 2023
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Bob Brumley, Chairman and CEO of Laser Light Companies. Source: LLC
Laser Light Companies and WIOCC have signed a five-year US$129 million master services agreement to bulk up Africa’s digital infrastructure backbones.
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