Ghostfibre

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Low-latency fibre and network service for online gamers in KwaZulu-Natal, focused on speed and real-time server tracking

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About Ghostfibre

Ghostfibre is a Durban-based company building a low-latency fibre and connectivity service for online gamers in South Africa's KwaZulu-Natal region. It focuses on low latency, high speeds and real-time tracking of game servers to improve the experience of competitive gamers.

The website notes that the Ghost low-latency project is still in progress and also links to a portal called Ghostdrop. The company describes its goal as making a difference in online gaming in South Africa. It lists a team of 2–10 people on LinkedIn.

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Frequently asked about Ghostfibre

Where is Ghostfibre based and when was it founded?
Ghostfibre is headquartered in Durban, South Africa and was founded in 2020.
What sector is Ghostfibre in?
Ghostfibre operates in Telecommunications and Gaming.