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[Webinar] Taking Submarine Networks to the Extreme in the Caribbean and Latin America

By Jayne MillerJun 7, 2017

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The impending launches of both the Seabras-1 and Monet subsea cables in the Caribbean and Latin America (CALA) region are just two examples of addressing submarine bandwidth growth explosion currently underway around the globe. 

With an estimated $10 trillion* worth of transactions carried by the global submarine network infrastructure, each and every day, the stakes have never been higher. 

TeleGeography and Ciena have teamed up once again for an educational webinar about the state of the subsea network industry, with a specific focus on the growing CALA region.

On Wednesday, June 28 at 11 am ET, TeleGeography's Anahi Rebatta and Ciena's Brian Lavallée will review the latest developments in the submarine cable industry seascape, and discuss new technology that will help:

  • Maintain pace with enormous annual bandwidth growth rates
  • Proactively address inevitable submarine cable faults to prevent outages that could spell disaster
  • Simplify network designs for reduced cost of ownership and increased financial stability

With more than 95 percent of the world’s intercontinental communications traffic carried by submarine networks and the threat of network faults looming large, can you really afford to miss this webinar? 

To watch the webinar on demand, click the button below.

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*Federal Communications Commission
Anahí Rebatta

Anahí Rebatta

Anahí is a Senior Analyst at TeleGeography. As part of the infrastructure team, she heads the Global Internet Geography research service. Her regional focus is on Latin America and the Caribbean.

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