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Recently, MAREA Transatlantic Submarine Cable achieved a record data transmission speed
of 26.
2Tbps on a pair of fiber-optic cables in an experiment.
This experiment increased the theoretical maximum of 20Tbps per fiber pair by 20%.
The MAREA submarine cable system is a 6,600-kilometer transatlantic communications system from Bilbao (Spain) to Virginia (USA), jointly developed
by Telxius, Facebook and Microsoft.
Telxius, a global telecommunications infrastructure company that is a subsidiary of Telefonica, joined the project in May 2016 and is responsible for managing the construction process and operations, and began deploying the system in August
.
The submarine cable system went into commercial operation in February 2018 with 8 fiber pairs and an initial design capacity of 160Tbps
.
Recently, MAREA Transatlantic Submarine Cable achieved a record data transmission speed
of 26.
2Tbps on a pair of fiber-optic cables in an experiment.
This experiment increased the theoretical maximum of 20Tbps per fiber pair by 20%.
The MAREA submarine cable system is a 6,600-kilometer transatlantic communications system from Bilbao (Spain) to Virginia (USA), jointly developed
by Telxius, Facebook and Microsoft.
Telxius, a global telecommunications infrastructure company that is a subsidiary of Telefonica, joined the project in May 2016 and is responsible for managing the construction process and operations, and began deploying the system in August
.
The submarine cable system went into commercial operation in February 2018 with 8 fiber pairs and an initial design capacity of 160Tbps
.
