A high SLA infrastructure for operators and ISPs in Africa

SINGA deploys neutral fiber urban loops dedicated to the interconnection of mobile operators' base stations. This infrastructure improves the resilience of radio networks, reduces latency between BTS and the core network, and absorbs the continuous growth in mobile data capacity needs. The neutral model ensures equitable access to infrastructure, without discrimination between operators.

SINGA designs and operates open metropolitan rings allowing ISPs to deploy FTTH services without investing in a proprietary urban backbone. By sharing the fiber infrastructure, ISPs can rapidly expand their coverage, penetrate new neighborhoods, and concentrate their investments on marketing and service quality.

SINGA provides fiber black leasing or under-reach unit (IRU) infrastructure structured by zones and neighborhoods. This solution addresses operators and ISPs who want to deploy their own active equipment while avoiding the high costs of civil engineering. It offers great operational flexibility and strong capacity for evolution at the pace of demand.

For actors favoring an entirely Opex-oriented model, SINGA offers the leasing of transport capacity, from a few Mbps to several Gbps, per district or per zone. This approach allows for rapid deployment and progressive capacity scaling, adjusting the bandwidth according to subscriber and usage growth.

SINGA develops strategic points of presence allowing operators and ISPs to bring their equipment closer to end-users. These PoP offer secure hosting services, operator cross-connect, and direct access to the backbone, reducing latency and simplifying interconnections.

SINGA accompanies telecommunications projects through consulting and engineering services covering the entire lifecycle of networks. From feasibility studies to technical design, through audits and training, these services help operators and ISPs secure their investments and optimize the performance of their infrastructure.