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SAIL

The South Atlantic Inter Link (SAIL) is a 6,000-km submarine cable system connecting Kribi, Cameroon with Fortaleza, Brazil,with a branch to Equatorial Guinea.

The SAIL cable system consists of four fiber pairs, each capable of transmitting 100 wavelengths with a bandwidth of 100 Gbit/s and delivering a design capacity of 32 Tbps.

SAIL Cable Route

The SAIL cable system is invested by CAMTEL of Cameroon, and China Unicom as the landing party in Brazil., Huawei Marine is the turn-key solutions provider for the SAIL cable system. 

In Brazil, the SAIL cable system terminates at Telxius Fortaleza Cable Landing Station, seamlessly connecting with BRUSA and Sam-1 onwards to the US.

Marine installation of the SAIL cable system was successfully completed on September 4th, 2018.

SAIL cable system enables connectivity among the following routes:

  • São Paulo - Lagos 
  • São Paulo - Cape Town 
  • São Paulo - Johannesburg
  • São Paulo - Lisbon
  • São Paulo - London
  • Miami - Lagos 
  • Miami - Cape Town 
  • Miami - Johannesburg
  • Asburn, Virginia- Lagos 
  • Asburn, Virginia - Cape Town 
  • Asburn, Virginia - Johannesburg

Articles
Title Published Date Hits
South Atlantic Inter Link (SAIL) Connecting Cameroon to Brazil Fully Connected
简体中文(中国)
05-09-18 6192
SAIL the Atlantic with CAMTEL
03-05-18 4478
SAIL Consortium and Huawei Marine Annouce Contracts CIF
29-06-17 5199
Huawei Marine Contracts to Build South Atlantic Inter Link (SAIL) Cable System
28-06-17 5398
Camtel and China Unicom Signed C&MA for South Atlantic Inter Link (SAIL) Cable System
13-08-16 7325
Huawei Marine is Contracted to Build Cameroon-Brazil trans-Atlantic Submarine Cable to Connect Africa to Latin America
25-10-15 5374
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