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Liberty Networks will lead the construction of El Salvador''s first submarine fiber-optic cable, enhancing internet capacity and resilience, and bolstering economic growth and digital services.
El Salvador''s telecommunications regulator, SIGET, has selected Liberty Networks to construct and deploy the country''s first subsea cable, in a move aimed at expanding international
Today, the country relies exclusively on land-based links with neighboring nations and has no direct international subsea connections. The new system represents a critical leap forward,
The new system represents a critical leap forward, delivering improved reliability, greater capacity, and enhanced access for El Salvador''s 6.3 million citizens.
El Salvador currently relies exclusively on land-based links with neighboring nations and has no direct international subsea connections. Liberty''s fiber network in the country runs through
Liberty Networks has been selected by El Salvador''s telecommunications regulator to design, construct and operate the country''s first submarine cable, ending the nation''s reliance on terrestrial
In a press release, Liberty Networks said it will design, build, implement, and operate the new 1,800-km cable system for El Salvador''s telecommunications regulator, SIGET.
The operator''s existing subsea portfolio includes ARCOS-1, CFX, ECFS, PCCS and MAYA-1.2 cable systems. Liberty Networks is also developing MANTA, described as a high-capacity
The new system represents a critical leap forward, delivering improved reliability, greater capacity, and enhanced access for El Salvador''s 6.3 million citizens.
SIGET, El Salvador''s telecom regulator, has chosen Liberty Networks as the provider to design, construct, deploy, and operate the country''s first submarine cable. New 1,800 km cable will
Today, the country relies exclusively on land-based links with neighboring nations and has no direct international subsea connections. The new
Liberty Networks has been selected by El Salvador''s telecommunications regulator to design, construct and operate the country''s first submarine cable, ending the nation''s reliance on
SIGET, El Salvador''s telecom regulator, has chosen Liberty Networks as the provider to design, construct, deploy, and operate the country''s first submarine cable. New 1,800 km cable will