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SEACOM 2.0 Launches: 2,000 Tbps Cable Boosts Connectivity

9/26/2025

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SEACOM launched SEACOM 2.0, expanding submarine-cable connectivity across the Indian Ocean, Middle East, Mediterranean, and Southern Europe.
It offers 2,000 terabits per second (Tbps) capacity and a 48-fibre-pair design for high-capacity, low-latency services.
The project prioritizes resilience with diversified routes and carrier-neutral landing points.
2024 cable disruptions hurt earnings; collaboration with governments aims to maximize local benefits and digital sovereignty.

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Story summary

SEACOM launched SEACOM 2.0, expanding submarine-cable connectivity across the Indian Ocean, Middle East, Mediterranean, and Southern Europe.
It offers 2,000 terabits per second (Tbps) capacity and a 48-fibre-pair design for high-capacity, low-latency services.
The project prioritizes resilience with diversified routes and carrier-neutral landing points.
2024 cable disruptions hurt earnings; collaboration with governments aims to maximize local benefits and digital sovereignty.