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Phase 3 Telecom
Phase 3 Telecom is an aerial fiber optic network infrastructure provider, providing connectivity, network management and data storage services to wholesale, enterprise and retail customers across West Africa.The company was incorporated in 2003 and is headquartered in Abuja, Nigeria. In 2014, the company added over 1000 km to its existing 6000 km coverage area with footprint expansion of its MPLS network and fixed broadband services. They now operate a open-access aerial fibre optic network. The company has been vital to growth in Africa's growing ICT market, implementing the Wire Nigeria Project〔Amaefule, Everest. ("Phase 3 begins implementation of Wire Nigeria project" ), ''Punch Newspapers'', Lagos, 26 February 2012. Retrieved on 2 December 2014.〕—conceived by the Nigerian Communications Commission to help provide broadband communications access to rural communities.Phase 3 has a broad range of wholesale and enterprise clients which include: Glo, MTN, EMTS, Smile Communications, Starcomms, Airtel, GTB, Adam Smith, Afren and more.Some of the African countries where the company currently has operations include Benin, Togo and Republic of Niger.
== History ==
In 2009, Phase3 investments cull in the Nigerian telecommunications space hit US$100 million with fiber optic building projects centering on transmission services. Further expansion saw the commencement of the US$200 million cross-country optic fiber coverage project for carrier-grade international voice services to PSTN, GSM, and Pan-European calling card operators, as well as Tier 1 traffic Carriers to interconnect' riding on their international connectivity through SAT3 in Lagos, where a Gateway provides a link to their POP in London, thus giving it connectivity with over 370 carriers. In September of that year, the company signed an exclusive right of way Concession Agreement with theCommunautéé Electrique du Benin (CEB), the authority responsible for the operation of High Voltage Power lines in both Benin and Togo Republics; a development that gained them the longest regional terrestrial fiber network linking Nigeria to the Republic of Benin and Togo, with potentials for connections to Ghana and Burkina Faso from Togo; making them about the first regional fiber optic cable network provider in West Africa to operate national fiber optic cable backbone interconnecting six (6) West African countries.
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