Maroc Telecom West Africa Submarine Cable
The Maroc Telecom West Africa submarine cable is a significant infrastructure project designed to enhance connectivity in West Africa. This cable aims to provide robust and reliable telecommunications services, facilitating better internet access and communication capabilities across the region.
Ready for Service Date:
The cable was officially declared ready for service in June 2021, marking a pivotal point for telecommunications in West Africa.
Cable Landing Stations:
The cable connects several key landing stations, strategically located to serve different regions. Notable landing stations include:
These landing stations enable the cable to integrate with existing networks and facilitate increased internet bandwidth and connectivity for both individuals and businesses.
Total Capacity:
The Maroc Telecom West Africa submarine cable boasts a total capacity of 36 terabits per second (Tbps). This high capacity allows for substantial data transmission and supports a growing demand for internet services, digital applications, and cloud-based solutions.
Lifespan of the Cable:
The lifespan of the submarine cable is designed to be approximately 25 years, ensuring long-term reliability and performance. This durability is crucial for maintaining the infrastructure needed to support evolving technological demands and increasing internet traffic over time.
Consortium Members:
The consortium responsible for the development and operation of the Maroc Telecom West Africa submarine cable includes the following members:
These consortium members collaborate to oversee the implementation and management of the cable, ensuring it meets the needs of users across the West African region while maintaining high standards of service and operational efficiency.