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Kenya Data Networks (KDN) was bought by Liquid Telecom Group in July 2013. '''Kenya Data Networks (KDN)''' was bought by the Liquid Telecom Group in July 2013 and was rebranded to '''Liquid Telecom Kenya''' as a result.


'''Liquid Telecom Kenya, '''formerly '''Kenya Data Networks''' ('''KDN'''), is ]'s largest private data carrier and infrastructure provider. KDN operates a combination of microwave radio and ] links, over which it provides ] carrier services (], ]) to corporate customers. Furthermore, KDN houses and maintains a number of international internet gateways, which it sells to corporate customers such as ]s. '''Liquid Telecom Kenya, '''formerly '''Kenya Data Networks''' ('''KDN'''), is ]'s largest private data carrier and infrastructure provider. KDN operates a combination of microwave radio and ] links, over which it provides ] carrier services (], ]) to corporate customers. Furthermore, KDN houses and maintains a number of international internet gateways, which it sells to corporate customers such as ]s.

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Kenya Data Networks (KDN) was bought by the Liquid Telecom Group in July 2013 and was rebranded to Liquid Telecom Kenya as a result.

Liquid Telecom Kenya, formerly Kenya Data Networks (KDN), is Kenya's largest private data carrier and infrastructure provider. KDN operates a combination of microwave radio and fiber optical links, over which it provides layer 2 carrier services (Ethernet, Frame Relay) to corporate customers. Furthermore, KDN houses and maintains a number of international internet gateways, which it sells to corporate customers such as ISPs.

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