Egyptian Center costs 80 million pounds for ensure smooth communication lines

The Egyptian company for communications in association with the USA based company Hewlett Packard established the first center for administrating and running the general communications network at a total cost of 180 million pounds.

Hewlett Packard is a large manufacturer of electronic, computer equipment and software that covers a wide range of specialities and services.

The center monitors the communications movement 24 hours a day and assembles data regarding the network's condition to avoid tie-ups and divert the communications movement to alternative tracks if necessary.

The center monitors 270 centers all over Egypt that can serve a capacity of 80 million participants, more than the current 5.8 million current participants.