Google’s Internet cable has arrived in Africa, promising a fast connection

A Google-owned undersea cable that promises to double internet speeds for millions in Africa reached Togo on Friday, the company said, the latest step in a multi-year project to provide cheaper access to users across the continent. Google said in a statement that the Equiano cable, the first of its kind to reach Africa, has made its way from Portugal and will double the internet speed of Togo’s 8 million residents. This could be a bait for things to come that other countries are set to benefit in a region…

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