Google-backed company Taara has introduced a new internet service in Lagos using laser-powered technology, marking a significant step in Nigeria's digital infrastructure. The service, part of Google's Moonshot initiative, uses wireless optical communications to provide high-speed internet access. This development comes as part of broader efforts to expand digital connectivity across the region, with Taara quietly establishing a presence in Nigeria.
The new technology offers faster and more reliable internet connectivity, potentially transforming how residents and businesses in Lagos access online services. While details on the exact coverage and availability remain limited, the deployment signals a growing commitment to improving digital infrastructure in the country. This aligns with global trends toward more advanced and sustainable internet solutions.
Meanwhile, other developments in Lagos highlight the city's evolving tech landscape. ASUS and Konga have opened West Africa’s first flagship experience store, further solidifying the city's role as a hub for technology innovation. These advancements underscore the increasing importance of Lagos in the region's digital economy. (businessday.ng)
