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We’ve been building a bit in the shadows… but it’s about time we give you some updates on a remarkable 2025! Here’s are a few milestones from last year as we become the largest internet network in Africa:     ⁃    Network built with coverage of 1.5 million users.     ⁃    40km of fiber backbone deployed.     ⁃    45,000+ active paying users waitlisted.     ⁃    6 micro Data Centers built.     ⁃    Seed Round closed (announcement coming soon). 2026… get ready 🧩

@MessariCrypto Wireless, wired, satellite and mobile networks ultimately run on our fiber infra - that’s why we do what we do. Share doesn’t do wireless, but enables those who do. Excited to see the DePIN industry evolving. Congrats to all the companies and Messari for the report!

State of DePIN 2025 🧵

We’re collaborating with @shareinternet at this year’s Pwani Innovation Week, organized by @swahilipothub to host a Blockchain Track spotlighting how onchain technology is shaping the future of the coastal economy. Join us this Thursday for three powerful sessions: ✔️ Blockchain Applications ✔️ Democratization of Payments with Blockchain ✔️ Blockchain and Real-World Use Cases Come learn how blockchain is driving real impact. Secure your spot: luma.com/8g6hhcj9

One of many events to come! Showing the beauty and raw opportunity of Africa for blockchain! Thanks to @DePINSummit @EV3ventures @Proof_Coverage

We don’t want just to be the biggest internet provider in one country. Our mission is to connect Africa, everywhere, for everyone. Read the full interview with Omar Pederzoli, co founder of Share: linkedin.com/pulse/connecti…

And we are here to change this #connecttheunconnected

These are some of the features that local network in #mombasa will have access. More to come! 🚀👂

90% of ITW conference speaking about added capacity, subsea cable systems, data center buildouts. Plenty of capacity in Africa. What needs to yet be solved: coordination of efficient distribution to the end user. That's why we're building @shareinternet

At Share, our mission is simple: To make internet #connectivity the bedrock for #socioeconomic change, acting as the foundation for Africa’s future financial #infrastructure.

This is where Share comes in with all-in-one solution that actually works for local network growth 🧩 The result? Communities connected. Entrepreneurs empowered. A continent ready to thrive. 📖 Learn how Share is unlocking Africa’s internet opportunity: linkedin.com/pulse/africa-h…

Mombasa hosts 6 subsea cables carrying tens of terabits per second, more than enough to #connect millions of people But capacity under the ocean ≠ connectivity on land. Too few fiber routes, patchy wireless, and fragmented tools mean the internet often stops at the data center

Do you think better internet = better opportunities?

#Africa needs networks that can scale and stay #compliant. The next generation of local networks will thrive because they can grow fast, grow right, and grow #sustainably and Share is building a platform to make this happen.

Africa needs networks that can scale and stay compliant. Share is building an integrated platform to: ✔️ Embed compliance tools that reduce risk and complexity ✔️ Unify operations for fast, repeatable growth ✔️ Deliver infrastructure designed for scale, not just survival

The gap between internet access in urban vs rural Africa can be as high as 70%. #ConnectivityMatters

Small #ISPs in Africa face 3 big hurdles: ⚠️ Middlemen costs ⚠️ Fragmented management tools ⚠️ No access to finance Share's Platform flip the script: ✅ Direct DC bandwidth ✅ Integrated tools ✅ Standardization for scale ✅ Customer Billing The future is last-mile at scale.

The urban-rural connectivity divide in #Africa is 3.5x wider than anywhere else on earth. This gap will be closed by local #entrepreneurs, not distant telcos.

In this exclusive interview with co-founder of @shareinternet José shares his journey and the bold steps he's taking that could change the future of internet for millions of Africans. Watch full video on YouTube: youtu.be/drnvaOHGrLc?si…

75% of African entrepreneurs cite connectivity as a barrier to scaling their business. This will change with Share #InternetEmpowerment

60% of Africans are under 25. Access to internet now = economic power tomorrow. #NextGenAfrica