Seacom taps surging demand for cloud computing services

Seacom chief executive Byron Clatterbuck. PHOTO | SALATON NJAU | NMG

Undersea broadband cable services operator Seacom says firms taking up its business services in Kenya has hit more than 300, underlining the growing demand for cloud computing services by local corporates.

The cable services company launched Seacom Business locally in 2016, a year after it did the same in South Africa, to provide enhanced broadband connectivity and cloud services to directly serve companies previously serviced by third parties.

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