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El Salvador telecom regulator SIGET has chosen Liberty Networks to design, construct, deploy, and operate the country''s first submarine cable. A new 1,800 km cable will connect El
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The new approximately 1,800-kilometer subsea cable will connect El Salvador directly to major international connectivity hubs, expanding high-speed capacity while improving network
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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
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This landmark project will strengthen El Salvador''s digital infrastructure, expand bandwidth capacity, and enhance the country''s connectivity resiliency. Today, the country relies
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Liberty Networks operates regional subsea and terrestrial fiber infrastructure across Latin America and the Caribbean. In a press release, Liberty Networks said it will design, build, implement,
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Operating a vast subsea and terrestrial fiber optic network, the company serves as a critical backbone for mobile operators, internet service providers, and large enterprises, enabling
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The government of President Nayib Bukele announced the start of construction of El Salvador''s first international submarine fiber-optic cable, a 1,800-kilometer system aimed at
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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
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This landmark project will strengthen El Salvador''s digital infrastructure, expand bandwidth capacity, and enhance the country''s connectivity resiliency. Today, the country relies
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