The Italy-Greece 1 submarine cable, a significant infrastructure project in the telecommunications sector, enhances connectivity between Italy and Greece, playing a crucial role in bolstering internet services in the region. This cable interlinks multiple data points, facilitating greater bandwidth and faster data transmission, which is essential for both residential and commercial users.
The cable was officially ready for service on March 31, 2021. This milestone marked a critical advancement in telecommunications infrastructure between the two countries, providing improved reliability and network resilience.
The Italy-Greece 1 cable features landing stations at:
These strategic locations enable connectivity to various global networks, enhancing the overall traffic capacity and performance of internet services. The total capacity of the Italy-Greece 1 submarine cable is approximately 200 Tbps (terabits per second), ensuring it can meet the growing demand for data transmission in the region.
Designed for a lifespan of around 25 years, the Italy-Greece 1 submarine cable is engineered to withstand environmental stresses and provide long-term operational efficiency. This durability makes it a vital component in the evolving landscape of global telecommunications.
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