Liquid and Teridion Partnership // New move to deliver Faster Internet Connectivity

The new Liquid and Teridion Partnership will see the two companies strive to deliver faster internet connectivity across the region

Liquid Intelligent Technologies, a business of Cassava Technologies, a pan-African technology group, has announced a strategic partnership with Teridion, a superior cloud-based global connectivity platform.

The Liquid and Teridon Partnership will see Teridion’s multi-cloud-based solution added to Liquid’s backbone services as part of their efforts to offer internet service that matches the changing Enterprise needs. This will allow Liquid to provide reliable and fast internet connectivity to its global customers.

Commenting on the partnership, Chief Business Development Officer for Liquid Cloud & Cyber Security Winston Ritson said, “The multi-cloud-based solution coupled with Liquid’s current technology will serve this market well. As a business, we understand the changing needs of our Enterprise customers.”

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He also said, “Using a multi-cloud-based platform allows Liquid to provide ten times faster internet performance that is more reliable and scalable, allowing global Enterprise customers to receive optimal performance from WAN. This partnership with Teridion is a game-changer for our business and is part of our commitment to offer services that our global Enterprise customers can use to continue on their growth trajectory.”

The Liquid and Teridion partnership will allow the Enterprise customers to benefit from improved internet performance with dynamic route optimisation.

Additionally, Liquid and Teridon Partnership patented technology will allow for dynamic, unlimited scalability, a high-performance global multi-cloud network, machine learning, and over 500 POPs in a solution that requires no hardware or software and can work with any device.

“Businesses operate in a global setting with remote employees. They are looking for a single service provider capable of delivering high-speed, reliable connectivity across their company. Teridion’s guaranteed SLA, global reach, and interoperability through a clientless solution that requires zero employee setup makes it an ideal solution. We are excited about extending our offering to new customers through our partnership with Liquid, which is known for its highly reliable services,” says Sander Teunissen, Sales Director of Teridion.

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The Liquid and Teridon Partnership has been in effect since December 2021. This Liquid and Teridon Partnership is yet another step in Liquid’s evolution as Africa’s leading digital solutions provider, offering superior Cloud, Cyber Security, and Managed IT services in addition to owning the largest independent fibre network on the continent.

The Liquid and Teridion partnership is one of the many partnerships

The Liquid and Teridion partnership is one of the many partnerships Liquid Technologies has forged with leading firms to position themselves as leaders in the space. In Novemebr 2021, Liquid Intelligent Technologies and Orange, have entered a new partnership to leverage each other’s existing networks in Africa, allowing them even greater access and opportunity to build their businesses throughout the continent.

The Liquid and Orange partnership will give Liquid access to Orange’s extensive network in West Africa, including the new Djoliba network. Likewise, it will give Orange access to Liquid’s pan-African network. As a result, Liquid and Orange will offer end-to-end high-speed connectivity and services across their net.

In 202, Liquid also partnerd with Twiga Foods to increase agricultural productivity through precision farming. This partnership opened up a new world of opportunities, enabled by Kenya’s rapidly expanding Internet of Things (IoT) network.

Liquid Intelligent Technologies deployed a complete precision agriculture IoT system to improve farm productivity at Twiga’s Takuwa farm.

The system included four different types of agriculture sensors: a comprehensive weather station, soil moisture and temperature probes, borehole water meters, and sensors for measuring irrigation water acidity and salinity.

The system takes advantage of Liquid Telecom’s extensive low-power wide-area IoT network using 0G Sigfox technology covering 85% of the population in Kenya at lower costs than other technologies.