Glo-1 Submarine Cable Overview
The Glo-1 submarine cable, owned by Globacom Limited, is a crucial infrastructure project aimed at enhancing international telecommunications connectivity in West Africa. This undersea cable system facilitates high-capacity data transmission, supporting the growing demand for broadband services in the region.
Ready for Service Date:
The Glo-1 cable was declared ready for service on December 15, 2010. Since its launch, it has significantly improved the internet experience for users in its coverage area.
Cable Landing Stations:
The Glo-1 submarine cable features several cable landing stations strategically positioned along its route. These stations are located in:
Total Capacity:
The Glo-1 submarine cable boasts a total capacity of 640 Gbps (Gigabits per second). This substantial capacity enables it to handle large volumes of internet traffic, supporting a variety of applications including video streaming, data transfer, and cloud services.
Lifespan of the Cable:
The lifespan of the Glo-1 submarine cable is designed to be approximately 25 years. This durability ensures that the cable will remain operational and continue to support the region's telecommunications needs for decades.
Consortium Members:
The consortium members of the Glo-1 submarine cable include: