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Crosslake Fibre, an international network service provider, has announced that the CrossChannel submarine cable system is ready for commercial operation
.
It is the first submarine cable system in nearly 20 years to connect Paris to Slough, UK and across the English Channel, with a total length of 550 km, including 149 km of submarine cable, designed to make the existing fiber optic infrastructure more physically diversified
.
CrossChannel is now the lowest-latency fiber connection between these two important financial and data center hubs, providing connectivity
in less than 5.
5ms round-trip latency (RTD).
Short system lengths also help reduce the risk of outages and reduce operating costs
for users.
To support the growing traffic growth driven by cloud, video, and the Internet of Things (IoT), Crosslake offers dark fiber services and deploys the Ciena 6500 platform, powered by WaveLogic 5 Extreme.
and more bandwidth and resiliency
.
In addition, Crosslake is using Ciena's Management, Control and Planning (MCP) and Liquid Spectrum's Channel Margin Gauge application to allocate and scale capacity in real time, from 600Gbps to 800Gbps, and quickly adapt to changing customer needs and maximize the value
of deployed systems.
"The CrossChannel system will provide critical internet backbone infrastructure across the English Channel for decades to come," said Mike Cunningham, CEO of Crosslake Fibre, "We are delighted to introduce the CrossChannel system, the culmination
of years of development and tireless work by the Crosslake Fiber team and its many suppliers.
" ”
The CrossChannel system is the second submarine cable system
developed and operated by Crosslake Fibre.
Crosslake's first submarine cable system, Lake Ontario, went live in late 2019, providing connectivity
between Toronto and New York using the same low-latency, physically diverse design principles.
Crosslake Fibre, an international network service provider, has announced that the CrossChannel submarine cable system is ready for commercial operation
.
It is the first submarine cable system in nearly 20 years to connect Paris to Slough, UK and across the English Channel, with a total length of 550 km, including 149 km of submarine cable, designed to make the existing fiber optic infrastructure more physically diversified
.
CrossChannel is now the lowest-latency fiber connection between these two important financial and data center hubs, providing connectivity
in less than 5.
5ms round-trip latency (RTD).
Short system lengths also help reduce the risk of outages and reduce operating costs
for users.
To support the growing traffic growth driven by cloud, video, and the Internet of Things (IoT), Crosslake offers dark fiber services and deploys the Ciena 6500 platform, powered by WaveLogic 5 Extreme.
and more bandwidth and resiliency
.
In addition, Crosslake is using Ciena's Management, Control and Planning (MCP) and Liquid Spectrum's Channel Margin Gauge application to allocate and scale capacity in real time, from 600Gbps to 800Gbps, and quickly adapt to changing customer needs and maximize the value
of deployed systems.
"The CrossChannel system will provide critical internet backbone infrastructure across the English Channel for decades to come," said Mike Cunningham, CEO of Crosslake Fibre, "We are delighted to introduce the CrossChannel system, the culmination
of years of development and tireless work by the Crosslake Fiber team and its many suppliers.
" ”
The CrossChannel system is the second submarine cable system
developed and operated by Crosslake Fibre.
Crosslake's first submarine cable system, Lake Ontario, went live in late 2019, providing connectivity
between Toronto and New York using the same low-latency, physically diverse design principles.
