Avassa Submarine Cable
The Avassa submarine cable is a critical infrastructure project designed to enhance connectivity and internet access across the Indian Ocean region. The cable is part of a broader initiative to improve telecommunications and foster economic growth in the areas it serves.
Ready for Service Date: The Avassa submarine cable is scheduled to be ready for service in the second quarter of 2024.
Cable Landing Stations: The cable will connect several key locations, including:
These landing stations will facilitate improved data transmission and enhance broadband access for local populations, businesses, and government entities.
Total Capacity: The Avassa submarine cable boasts a total capacity of 100 Tbps (terabits per second), allowing for significant data transmission and ensuring that the regions connected can support the growing demand for internet services.
Lifespan of the Cable: The expected lifespan of the Avassa submarine cable is approximately 25 years, which is standard for submarine cables. This longevity will provide sustained connectivity and support economic development initiatives in the region.
Consortium Members:
These consortium members are instrumental in financing, building, and operating the Avassa submarine cable, ensuring that the project meets the needs of the communities it serves while fostering international collaboration in telecommunications.