Ultramar GE

Ultramar GE Submarine Cable Overview

The Ultramar GE submarine cable is a key telecommunications project designed to enhance connectivity for Equatorial Guinea and surrounding regions. This submarine cable system is poised to significantly improve internet access and bandwidth capacity, facilitating economic growth and technological advancement.

Ready for Service Date:
The Ultramar GE submarine cable became ready for service on December 1, 2021. This milestone marked the beginning of improved connectivity for Equatorial Guinea, enabling faster and more reliable internet services.

Cable Landing Stations:
The cable features several strategically located landing stations that enable seamless connectivity between regions. The primary landing stations for the Ultramar GE submarine cable include:

• Malabo, Equatorial Guinea
• Bata, Equatorial Guinea
  These landing stations are crucial for ensuring that the submarine cable effectively supports both domestic and international telecommunications needs.

Total Capacity:
The Ultramar GE submarine cable boasts a total capacity of 30 Terabits per second (Tbps). This high capacity is essential for meeting the increasing demand for data and improving the quality of internet services within the region.

Lifespan of the Cable:
The expected lifespan of the Ultramar GE submarine cable is approximately 25 years. This durability ensures that the cable can withstand the challenges posed by underwater environments while providing long-term service to its users.

Consortium Members:
The Ultramar GE submarine cable is developed and operated by a consortium that includes the following members:

• GITGE (Gestor de Infraestructuras de Telecomunicaciones de Guinea Ecuatorial)

Together, these consortium members play a vital role in ensuring the successful deployment and operation of the Ultramar GE submarine cable, contributing to the enhancement of telecommunications infrastructure in Equatorial Guinea and beyond.