The ESAT-1 submarine cable is a significant infrastructure project designed to enhance telecommunications connectivity between regions. This state-of-the-art cable system is crucial for improving internet access, capacity, and reliability in the areas it serves.
Ready for Service Date:
The ESAT-1 submarine cable became ready for service in March 2023. This milestone marked an important step forward in increasing the global connectivity of the regions involved.
Cable Landing Stations:
The cable is equipped with multiple landing stations strategically positioned to optimize coverage and connectivity. The primary landing stations for the ESAT-1 cable include:
These landing stations play a pivotal role in facilitating the connection between the submarine cable and terrestrial networks, enabling seamless communication for users.
Total Capacity:
The total capacity of the ESAT-1 submarine cable is 100 Tbps (terabits per second). This impressive capacity is designed to meet the growing demands for data transmission and internet services, ensuring that users experience high-speed connectivity.
Lifespan of the Cable:
The expected lifespan of the ESAT-1 submarine cable is approximately 25 years. This long lifespan is a testament to the advanced technology and materials used in its construction, which are designed to withstand the harsh underwater environment while ensuring reliable service over time.
Consortium Members:
The consortium responsible for the ESAT-1 submarine cable includes the following members:
These consortium members have collaborated to bring this project to fruition, contributing various expertise and resources to ensure the cable's successful deployment and operation.