We expect fibre prices to fall - DFA CEO

[Jan]

We expect fibre prices to fall - DFA CEO

Speaking at an event in Sandton, Johannesburg, Dark Fibre Africa (DFA) CEO Thinus Mulder said he expects data prices for fibre packages to decrease as uptake in South Africa increases.

"I think we will eventually see fibre data prices falling as a result of increased uptake and capacity," said Mulder.

He said fibre uptake by users is steadily increasing, making further infrastructure development viable and improving the potential for service providers to offer attractive pricing.

 

[Thor]

Says the most expensive fiber provider in SA.

 

[Genisys]

Says the most expensive fiber provider in SA.

How are they the most expensive?

 

[Johnatan56]

Says the most expensive fiber provider in SA.

Erm, their main company focus is to provide links for other providers to hook up to, I think even OpenServe use them.
They are definitely not for home users.

 

[Grubscrew]

Yet the neighbourhood right around their new offices don't have access to fibre yet.

 

[Genisys]

Yet the neighbourhood right around their new offices don't have access to fibre yet.

Erm, their main company focus is to provide links for other providers to hook up to, I think even OpenServe use them.
They are definitely not for home users.

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[Hamish McPanji]

How are they the most expensive?

This is Thor. He needs his own eskom substation and multiple T5 lines for his digs