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Share - Network Management Tool

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Connect fragmented African internet infrastructure into one shared network

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You can use Share to access open internet infrastructure across East Africa without capacity commitments. It connects subsea cables, fiber networks, and data centers into one unified backbone. Internet service providers can get unlimited backhaul, access to capital, and collect payments through a single system. It covers over 6,000 km of fiber and 10 data centers, serving more than 8 million people across the region.

What Share does

Connect to shared fiber backbone without capacity commitmentsReceive payments from users through a single systemAccess capital to fund network expansionOffer high-speed internet plans using shared backhaulIntegrate subsea cable access with last-mile deliveryManage operations across multiple network providers in one ecosystemOpen-access network with no capacity commit requirementsCoordinates 6,000+ km of fiber across East AfricaConnects 10 data centers into a single ecosystemProvides unlimited backhaul for internet service providersCentralized payment collection for ISP operatorsAccess to capital for local network operatorsSupports local ownership of network infrastructure

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