The BCS East submarine cable is a significant undersea communications project designed to enhance broadband connectivity across various regions.
Ready for Service Date: The BCS East cable is set to be ready for service in early 2024.
Cable Landing Stations: This submarine cable connects several vital cable landing stations, which include locations strategically positioned to optimize connectivity and bandwidth distribution. The primary landing stations for BCS East are located in:
Total Capacity: The BCS East cable boasts an impressive total capacity of 200 Tbps (terabits per second), enabling it to support high-demand applications, including data centers, cloud services, and internet traffic across the regions it connects.
Lifespan of the Cable: The expected lifespan of the BCS East submarine cable is approximately 25 years, ensuring a long-term solution for increasing bandwidth and enhancing international communication.
Consortium Members: The construction and operation of the BCS East submarine cable are managed by a consortium that includes:
These consortium members are committed to collaborating on the deployment and maintenance of the cable, ensuring reliable service and continuous technological advancement throughout its operational life.