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Monet

The MONET is a 10,556km submarine cable system hooking up Boca Raton in Florida with Fortaleza and Santos in Brazil.

The MONET cable system consists of six fiber pairs, with an initial design capacity of 60Tbps (100Gbps x 100 wavelengths x 6 FPs).

The MONET consortium comprises of Google, Brazil’s Algar Telecom, Uruguay’s Antel, and Angola’s Angola Cables.

The MONET cable system lands at:

  • Boca Raton CLS (Equinix MI3), Florida, USA
  • Fortaleza CLS (owned by Angola Cables), Brazil.
  • Santos CLS, Brazil. Google has 100% ownership interest for the Santos CLS through its subsidiary Google Infraestrutura Brasil Ltda.

The MONET cable system is supplied by SubCom.

The MONET cable system was ready for service on December 6, 2017.

 

Articles
Title Published Date Hits
Sparkle Adds the Monet Submarine Cable to Its Assets in the Atlantic
21-07-22 3510
Monet Cable System is now Fully Operational
15-05-18 9308
Angola Cables Deploys Ciena's Spectrum Sharing on MONET Cable
10-05-18 3870
Angola Cables Connects with FiberLight to Provide Backhaul Connectivity in the U.S. for Monet Cable
22-02-18 3491
Angola Cables Selects Ciena for MONET Cable System
06-12-17 4357
Monet Cable System is Ready for Service
06-12-17 4744
Monet Cable to Land in Equinix’s South Florida Data Centre
18-09-16 8042
Angola Cables Updates the Status of Monet Network (COTA)
13-02-15 8475
Google to Build Brazil-US Cable (COTA)
14-10-14 10146
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