Seven solutions, one physical layer
Grouped the way an engineer buys them — by what they actually run on, rather than by a marketing category. Every one of them terminates on infrastructure we own and operate in Mogadishu.
Capacity carried on ground we built
International and national capacity on our own landing station, backbone and metro rings — sold wholesale to operators, delivered as a managed circuit to a building, or built out as access network where none exists.
Telecom Backhaul & Wholesale
IP transit, capacity and backhaul bought directly from the party that owns the landing station, rather than from a reseller sitting between you and it.
- Who buys it
- Mobile operators, ISPs, regional carriers
- What you get
- Diversity across four submarine systems you can verify
Enterprise Connectivity
Managed circuits between offices, compounds and branches on protected metro rings rather than a single path, with a service level we can actually hold to.
- Who buys it
- Banks, ministries, NGOs, multi-site businesses
- What you get
- Engineers in the same city as the fault
Broadband Infrastructure
The last mile is where most Somali networks stop. We design, build and hand over the access layer — or carry it for you on ours — with upstream capacity already behind it.
- Who buys it
- ISPs, municipalities, developers, operators
- What you get
- Access network with the backhaul already solved
Somali data can now stay in Somalia
Two megawatts of carrier-neutral capacity, cross-connected to four submarine systems inside the same building. Residency stops being a policy argument and becomes a question of where the rack is.
Where the ground runs out
Operated from our own teleport rather than resold from a hub abroad — carrying traffic beyond the fibre, and turning what satellites see into something a ministry or an insurer can act on.
Satellite Communications
Fibre reaches a minority of Somalia’s inhabited area. Our C- and Ku-band teleport is in Mogadishu, so the hop from your terminal to the internet stays inside one operator’s network — and inside one fault ticket.
Satellite communications →- VSAT for sites, camps and vessels
- Backup path for fibre-served buildings
- Rapid deployment where there is no ground network
Earth Observation & Geospatial Intelligence
Cropland, floodwater, coastline, vessels, unplanned settlement, road and pipeline condition — observed from orbit and delivered as an answer, not as a raw scene somebody still has to process.
Earth observation →- Agriculture, drought and flood monitoring
- Maritime and coastal awareness
- Urban planning and land administration
Ground Segment as a Service
A site on the Horn of Africa with power, fibre to four submarine systems and staff on shift — available to satellite operators who need a station in this footprint without building one.
Ground segment as a service →- Antenna hosting and operations
- Equatorial-adjacent pass coverage
- Backhaul straight onto subsea capacity
All seven, and what each one runs on
| Solution | Runs on | Typically bought by |
|---|---|---|
| Telecom Backhaul & Wholesale | Landing station, backbone, own AS | Mobile operators, ISPs, regional carriers |
| Enterprise Connectivity | Metro rings, backbone | Banks, ministries, NGOs, multi-site businesses |
| Broadband Infrastructure | Metro fibre, access build | ISPs, municipalities, developers |
| Colocation, Cloud & Data Residency | Data centre, cross-connect to four systems | Regulated institutions, government, operators |
| Satellite Communications | Teleport, subsea handoff | Remote sites, maritime, humanitarian, media |
| Earth Observation & Geospatial | Ground segment, analytics | Ministries, insurers, agriculture, maritime |
| Ground Segment as a Service | Teleport site, power, subsea backhaul | Satellite operators and constellation owners |
Describe the problem. We will name the service.
Tell us what has to work and what failure looks like for it. Our engineers will come back with a design and a delivery date — or say plainly that we are not the right party for it.