Submarine Fiber Optic Cable Between Brazil and Portugal Begins Adjusting Path for 5G Arrival

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 16/12/2020 at 11:01

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EllaLink Has Completed The Anchoring Of The Submarine Fiber Optic Cable For 5G In The State Of Ceará, Which Will Connect Fortaleza To Sines, Portugal. Director Of EllaLink Said In An Interview To Sputnik Brasil That The 5G Technology Will Be A Watershed.

The submarine fiber optic cable (5G) will provide the first ultra-high-quality connection. The extension contains more than six thousand kilometers of submarine cable linking the capital of Ceará to Sines and is expected to be completed by mid-next year, aiming to improve the performance of telecommunications platforms.

Submarine Fiber Optic Cable (5G) Promises Numerous Benefits

With ultra-high-speed connectivity between South America and Europe, digital businesses, online banking, cloud services, entertainment media, and gaming will benefit from the arrival of the submarine fiber optic cable (5G) in Fortaleza, Ceará, according to the director of EllaLink.

“In addition to Fortaleza, EllaLink will also be connected to the main centers in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. The direct fiber pairs provide a low-latency path and form a solid foundation upon which carriers and Internet content providers can develop competitive offerings,” said the director of EllaLink regarding the anchoring of the submarine fiber optic cable (5G).

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According to the Ministry of Communications of Brazil, the submarine fiber optic cable has storage capacity more than six thousand times greater than the current one, and the costs of this project are expected to be around R$ 1 billion.

Given the high expectations from Portugal, the director of EllaLink stated that the schedule is on track, despite the setbacks due to the current situation in the country caused by the pandemic.

Submarine Fiber Optic Cable Between Brazil and Portugal Begins Adjusting Path for 5G Arrival

EllaLink Has Completed The Anchoring Of The Submarine Fiber Optic Cable For 5G In The State Of Ceará, Which Will Connect Fortaleza To Sines, Portugal. Director Of EllaLink Said In An Interview To Sputnik Brasil That The 5G Technology Will Be A Watershed.

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