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Fiji International Telecommunications Corporation (FINTEL) has signed an agreement
with the Government of Fiji for the operation and management of the Savusavu submarine cable.
It is reported that the Savusavu submarine cable is a branch of the Samoa-Fiji submarine cable system Tui-Samoa, which aims to realize the Tui-Samoa system with the Vanua Levu Island
in Fiji.
On the 12th of this month, the Savusavu submarine cable has been put into operation, which is expected to increase the 2Gbps speed provided by the microwave link between Viti Levu and Vanua Levu to 100Gbps
.
This branch is part of
the turnkey contract for Tui-Samoa by system general contractor Alcatel Subsea Networks ASN.
The 1,470km Tui-Samoa submarine cable system connecting Samoa and Fiji will provide a design capacity of at least 8Tbps using 100G transmission technology, with initial landing sites in Apia and Tuasivi (Samoa) and Suva (Fiji), and feeder lines connecting Savusavu, Wallis and Futuna
.
The Government of Fiji contributed FJ$1.
5 million (US$713,100) and borrowed FJP5.
95 million from the World Bank for the project
.
Fiji International Telecommunications Corporation (FINTEL) has signed an agreement
with the Government of Fiji for the operation and management of the Savusavu submarine cable.
It is reported that the Savusavu submarine cable is a branch of the Samoa-Fiji submarine cable system Tui-Samoa, which aims to realize the Tui-Samoa system with the Vanua Levu Island
in Fiji.
On the 12th of this month, the Savusavu submarine cable has been put into operation, which is expected to increase the 2Gbps speed provided by the microwave link between Viti Levu and Vanua Levu to 100Gbps
.
This branch is part of
the turnkey contract for Tui-Samoa by system general contractor Alcatel Subsea Networks ASN.
The 1,470km Tui-Samoa submarine cable system connecting Samoa and Fiji will provide a design capacity of at least 8Tbps using 100G transmission technology, with initial landing sites in Apia and Tuasivi (Samoa) and Suva (Fiji), and feeder lines connecting Savusavu, Wallis and Futuna
.
The Government of Fiji contributed FJ$1.
5 million (US$713,100) and borrowed FJP5.
95 million from the World Bank for the project
.
