The Kerch Strait Cable submarine cable is a significant telecommunications project designed to enhance connectivity across the Kerch Strait, linking Crimea with the Russian mainland. This strategic cable aims to improve internet services and data transmission capabilities in the region.
Ready for Service Date: The Kerch Strait Cable was inaugurated and made ready for service in December 2019.
Cable Landing Stations: The cable features key landing stations located in Kerch, Crimea, and Taman, Russia. These landing points are essential for facilitating the connection and integration of the submarine cable into existing telecommunications networks.
Total Capacity: The submarine cable boasts a substantial total capacity of 200 Gbps, ensuring high-speed data transmission and supporting the growing demand for internet services in the area.
Lifespan of the Cable: The expected lifespan of the Kerch Strait Cable is approximately 25 years, making it a long-term investment in regional infrastructure and connectivity.
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