Bass Strait-2 Submarine Cable Overview
The Bass Strait-2 submarine cable is a significant telecommunications infrastructure project designed to enhance connectivity between Tasmania and mainland Australia. This cable is vital for improving internet bandwidth and reliability for businesses and residents in the region.
Ready for Service Date:
The Bass Strait-2 submarine cable was officially ready for service on December 15, 2021.
Cable Landing Stations:
The cable features two primary landing stations:
Total Capacity:
The Bass Strait-2 cable boasts a total capacity of 120 terabits per second (Tbps), providing ample bandwidth to support the growing data demands of users in Tasmania and mainland Australia.
Lifespan of the Cable:
The expected lifespan of the Bass Strait-2 submarine cable is approximately 25 years, assuming standard operational conditions and maintenance practices are adhered to.
Consortium Members:
The consortium members involved in the Bass Strait-2 submarine cable project are: