The Dunant submarine cable is a state-of-the-art underwater fiber optic cable system that enhances global connectivity and internet bandwidth between continents. The cable is designed to support the growing demand for data, driven by the increasing number of internet users and the rise of cloud computing services.
Ready for Service Date: The Dunant submarine cable was officially ready for service on September 22, 2021.
Cable Landing Stations: The cable connects two primary landing points:
Total Capacity: The Dunant submarine cable boasts a remarkable total capacity of 250 terabits per second (Tbps), making it one of the highest-capacity submarine cables currently in operation. This immense capacity is essential for handling the substantial data traffic between North America and Europe.
Lifespan of the Cable: The expected lifespan of the Dunant submarine cable is around 25 years, typical for modern submarine cable systems. This longevity ensures that the cable will continue to meet the increasing demands of internet traffic over its operational life.
Consortium Members: The Dunant submarine cable is developed by a consortium consisting of the following members:
This collaboration among major technology and telecommunications companies reflects a commitment to enhancing global internet infrastructure and providing reliable connectivity for users around the world.