Far North Fiber - New route connecting Europe and Asia
Arctic Cable System project
The global economy increasingly depends on international telecom networks between continents. The Arctic submarine cable offers an alternate and brand new route between Europe and Asia. The new route significantly increases the redudancy of global networks.
Estimated capacity 13 Tbit/s per fiber pair
Cable length Norway - Japan 14 000 km
Cable connects three continents - 85 % of the world's population
International project
Global telecommunication backbone networks have lacked an optical submarine cable connecting Northern and Eastern coastal regions of Europe, Japan and North America.
Cinia Ltd, in collaboration with Far North Digital, is executing a pan-Arctic submarine cable project. The objective of the international project is to build the first trans-Arctic submarine telecom cable between Europe and Asia.
The planned, 14 000 km long, new Arctic cable will complement and secure existing connections, increase redundancy of global networks significantly. The new cable route also supports development of the Arctic region.
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Latest news about the Arctic Cable project
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Far North Fiber moves ahead – Cinia and ARTERIA Sign MoU for Pan-Arctic fiber cable
Cinia and Far North Digital Sign MoU for Pan-Arctic fiber cable
The Arctic Connect telecom cable project is set on hold for further assessment
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