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PEACE Cable

PEACE Cable, which stands for Pakistan and East Africa Connecting Europe, is a submarine cable project designed to facilitate data transmission between Asia, Europe, and Africa. It is owned by Peace Cable International, a subsidiary of Hengtong Group. The 15,000 km cable system is deployed along the seafloor of the Indian Ocean, the Red Sea and the…

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Area served
Asia, Africa, Europe
Built by
Peace Cable International Network Co. Ltd.
Cable type
Submarine Fibre-optic
Construction beginning
22 October 2018
Construction finished
10 November 2022
Design capacity
Up to 24 Tbit/s (per fiber pair)

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PEACE Cable

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Edges12
Triples26
Avg. degree1.85
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related to Incidents · 18
PEACE Cable → AAE-1, Authority, December, East Africa, Egypt, Houthi-related, It, March, Marseille, NCA, On, PEACE, Red Sea, Somalia, The, The Somali National Communications, Yemeni, Zafarana
Area served · 1
PEACE Cable → Asia, Africa, Europe
Built by · 1
PEACE Cable → Peace Cable International Network Co. Ltd.
Cable type · 1
PEACE Cable → Submarine Fibre-optic
Construction beginning · 1
PEACE Cable → 22 October 2018
Construction finished · 1
PEACE Cable → 10 November 2022
Design capacity · 1
PEACE Cable → Up to 24 Tbit/s (per fiber pair)
Owner(s) · 1
PEACE Cable → Peace Cable International Network Co. Ltd.
Website · 1
PEACE Cable → www.peacecable.net

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cable peace red sea international africa submarine capacity pakistan europe asia owned branches design 24 tbit per fiber pair 2025

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PEACE CableArea servedAsia, Africa, Europe1.00infobox
PEACE CableBuilt byPeace Cable International Network Co. Ltd.1.00infobox
PEACE CableCable typeSubmarine Fibre-optic1.00infobox
PEACE CableConstruction beginning22 October 20181.00infobox
PEACE CableConstruction finished10 November 20221.00infobox
PEACE CableDesign capacityUp to 24 Tbit/s (per fiber pair)1.00infobox
PEACE CableOwner(s)Peace Cable International Network Co. Ltd.1.00infobox
PEACE CableWebsitewww.peacecable.net1.00infobox
PEACE Cablerelated to IncidentsOn0.60section
PEACE Cablerelated to IncidentsMarch0.60section
PEACE Cablerelated to IncidentsPEACE0.60section
PEACE Cablerelated to IncidentsZafarana0.60section

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