An increase in the design capacity of the entire system to 20 Tbps is now effective. ACE is now equipped to offer 100 Gbps access, maximizing the possibilities of interconnection to the Internet and traffic exchanges.This will benefit data-driven customers, support the usage of e-services and further develop internet ecosystem in Africa.
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The last segment is in service
The last segment linking Europe, West Africa and South Africa Africa Coast to Europe submarine cable system puts into commercial service the last segment linking Europe, West Africa and South Africa . With this extension of more than 4 000 kms, ACE improves connectivity and reinforces the redundancy of the whole system. As now it
The last segment linking Europe, West Africa and South Africa is put into service and increases design capacity of the entire system is effective
PRESS RELEASE Africa Coast to Europe submarine cable system puts into commercial service the last segment linking Europe, West Africa and South Africa and increases design capacity of the entire system. The last segment linking Europe, West Africa and South Africa The last segment of Africa Coast to Europe (ACE) submarine cable system, connecting Europe,
ACE Cable segment 4 Landing Station in South Africa – Work in progress
South Africa Duynfontein future Cable Landing Station – View from the Entrance side
1st ACE Management Committee Meeting webconference
1st ACE Management Committee Meeting webconference, with Parties/Reps from Europe to the southern tip of Africa. Connectivity brought by Africa Coast to Europe Submarine Cable is one piece of the puzzle that made this possible for ACE Consortium just as for so many other organizations in Africa and Europe.