East Africa is on our road map. So we'd be seeing you
Upstreams are still lower than what they would get on enterprize on our competitors network. We can actually drive our cost below $30 however most important for us our goal is to build out our network that's essentially…
Thanks. We intend to cover the entire city of Lagos.
This is something we could explore.
We charge $100 for setup and $30 monthly subscription. WRT convincing Nigerians, our product sells itself as we offer unlimited internet with no caps.
The company website is https://www.tizeti.com and the customer-facing one is http://www.wifi.com.ng.
Setup is about $100 and monthly subscription from $30.
Right now we are doing 300Mbps on the backhaul. People get 7.5Mbps burstable to 15Mbps but the equipment can support up to 75Mbps per user.
It's not a mesh. We do a point to point between towers and then a point to multi point to customers. Mesh halves throughput, so we stayed away from it.
Thanks! We have been at this at a while and hope to solve the connectivity issue in Africa.
East Africa is on our road map. So we'd be seeing you
Upstreams are still lower than what they would get on enterprize on our competitors network. We can actually drive our cost below $30 however most important for us our goal is to build out our network that's essentially…
Upstreams are still lower than what they would get on enterprize on our competitors network. We can actually drive our cost below $30 however most important for us our goal is to build out our network that's essentially…
Thanks. We intend to cover the entire city of Lagos.
This is something we could explore.
We charge $100 for setup and $30 monthly subscription. WRT convincing Nigerians, our product sells itself as we offer unlimited internet with no caps.
The company website is https://www.tizeti.com and the customer-facing one is http://www.wifi.com.ng.
Setup is about $100 and monthly subscription from $30.
Right now we are doing 300Mbps on the backhaul. People get 7.5Mbps burstable to 15Mbps but the equipment can support up to 75Mbps per user.
It's not a mesh. We do a point to point between towers and then a point to multi point to customers. Mesh halves throughput, so we stayed away from it.
Thanks! We have been at this at a while and hope to solve the connectivity issue in Africa.