2Africa 잠수함 케이블 시스템에 접근 할 수있는 통신 이집트

Telecom Egypt와 Aquacomms는 이집트의 2Africa 광섬유 시스템의 착륙 및 서비스를 다루는 계약에 서명했습니다., Aquacomms가 유럽 중동 인도 Connect-1이라고지었습니다 (EMIC-1)

Telecom Egypt와 Aquacomms는 이집트의 2Africa 광섬유 시스템의 착륙 및 서비스를 다루는 계약에 서명했습니다., Aquacomms가 유럽 중동 인도 Connect-1이라고지었습니다 (EMIC-1).

According to the introduction, EMIC-1 will land in Las Galeb in the Red Sea and Port Said in the Mediterranean, with the two landing stations connected by two different land routes. The new path is adjacent to the Suez Canal (between Suez and Port Said).

게다가, Telecom Egypt is developing a third new sea lane, the Red Sea Festoon, connecting Las Galeb and the Suez landing station, while considering a land link between Port Said and Suez along the Suez Canal – Al Morshedeen System.

When completed, the 45,000-kilometer 2Africa submarine fiber optic network system is expected to be the longest submarine network in the world, connecting 46 locations in Africa, Europe and Asia.

The system is expected to come online in 2023/2024, with key parts of the system designed to have a capacity of 180Tbps.

The 2Africa submarine cable is a collaboration between China Mobile International Corporation, 페이스북, MTN Global Connect, Orange, STC, Telecom Egypt, Vodafone and WIOCC (East Coast Cable Consortium).

It is the most comprehensive submarine cable serving the African continent and the Middle East, and will also link East Africa and other submarine cables, expanding connections to Asia.

The 2Africa submarine cable has a total length of 37,000 kilometers and will connect Europe (through Egypt to the east), 중동 (through Saudi Arabia) 그리고 16 African countries (Congo, Côte d’Ivoire, Djibouti, Congo, Egypt, Gabon, Ghana, 케냐, Madagascar, 21 landing sites in Mozambique, Nigeria, Sudan, Senegal, Somalia, Tanzania and South Africa), is one of the largest submarine cable projects in the world.

2Africa provides much-needed internet capacity and reliability across much of Africa, compensating for rapidly growing capacity needs in the Middle East and supporting further growth in 5G and fixed broadband access.

According to plans, the project will be completed and commissioned in late 2023 or early 2024, and upon delivery will provide the continent with “significantly higher” capacity than all current existing cables combined.