The Gulf Bridge International Cable System (GBICS) is a state-of-the-art submarine cable system that spans over 4,000 kilometers connecting the Gulf region to the rest of the world. The cable system is owned and operated by Gulf Bridge International, a company based in Qatar.
The GBICS cable system has a design capacity of 5.12 terabits per second and consists of three fiber pairs, each capable of transmitting data independently. The cable system is built using the latest technology and provides high-quality connectivity for businesses and individuals in the Gulf region.
The Middle East North Africa (MENA) Cable System is another submarine cable system that spans over 9,000 kilometers, connecting the Middle East and North Africa to Europe and Asia. The MENA Cable System is owned and operated by a consortium of companies, including Telecom Egypt, Saudi Telecom Company, and others.
The MENA Cable System has a design capacity of 24 terabits per second and consists of four fiber pairs, each capable of transmitting data independently. The cable system is built to provide high-quality connectivity for businesses and individuals in the Middle East and North Africa region.
Both the GBICS and MENA Cable Systems are crucial for the economic development of the Gulf region and the Middle East and North Africa region. They provide reliable and high-speed connectivity, enabling businesses and individuals to communicate and exchange data more effectively.