Submarine Cable Almanac Issue 24

SAM‐1

Landing Points

SOUTH AMERICA‐1

• Puerto Barrios (Guatemala)

• Arica (Chile)

• Barranquilla (Colombia)

• Boca Raton (United States)

• Fortaleza (Brazil)

• Mancora (Peru)

• Lurin (Peru)

• Las Toninas (Argentina)

• Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)

• Salinas (Ecuador)

• Salvador (Brazil)

• San Juan (Puerto Rico)

• Santos (Brazil)

• Valparaiso (Chile)

• Puerto San Jose (Guatemala)

RFS Year EOS Year System Cost (USD) Length (km) Initial Capacity (Tbps) Design Capacity (Tbps) Fiber Pairs Wavelengths per Fiber Pair Capacity per Wavelength (Gbps) Owners System Supplier System Installer Upgrader Upgrade Year Upgrade Capacity (Gbps) Region

2001 2026 $650,000,000 24,140 0.16 19.2 4 48 100 Telefonica Tyco Telecommunications Tyco Telecommunications Infinera, Infinera, Infinera 2009, 2010, 2012 10, 10, 10 Americas

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Submarine Cable Almanac Issue 24

Published on Nov 13, 2017

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Since the last issue, we have updated every single system with a substantive change and added 10 new systems. As part of our continuing company wide roll out of new technology, the Almanac is now an entirely automated document. By removing more than five different steps performed by five different individuals, the Almanac is not only a timelier publication, but more accurate with less potential transcription errors. The data provided in this document is, as it ever has been, from the public domain and supplied by owners and suppliers directly. If you see a system that needs updating, or know of an upcoming system that needs to be represented, please feel free to contact us directly at almanac@subtelforum.com. Thank you to our sponsors: Huawei Marine OFS STF Analytics SubOptic 2019 TE Subcom WFN Strategies

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