Angola Cables' carrier-neutral data centre in Luanda, providing direct access to the SACS and MONET transatlantic submarine cable systems.
Angola Cables Data Centre in Luanda is operated by Angola Cables, a wholesale international carrier and data centre operator backed by Angola's major telecommunications operators, including Angolasat and Angola Telecom. The facility serves as the primary hub for Angola's international internet connectivity and provides carrier-neutral colocation services to enterprises, telecoms operators, and internet service providers across Angola.
Angola Cables owns and operates the SACS (South Atlantic Cable System) and MONET submarine cable systems, providing direct, high-capacity connectivity between Africa and the Americas. This unique ownership of transatlantic cable infrastructure positions Angola Cables as a strategic connectivity hub for West African traffic destined for the Americas, and its Luanda data centre provides direct access to these cable assets.
Angola's significant oil revenue and the government's economic diversification strategy have driven investment in digital infrastructure, and Angola Cables represents the country's flagship international connectivity and data centre initiative. The Luanda facility serves as the anchor point for Angola's growing digital economy and provides onward connectivity to Raxio's data centre network and other regional facilities.
