The Pakistan and East Africa Connecting Europe submarine cable is a 15,000-km undersea link that connects Singapore and France, and further extends to Malaysia & several European countries. It provides fast, open and flexible connectivity between Asia and Europe.
Sep 24, 2024
In order to provide high-quality, low-latency and high-security bandwidth services between Asia and Europe, China Mobile International (CMI) has officially launched the PEACE submarine cable, a 15,000-km undersea link that connects Singapore and France, and further extends to Malaysia & several European countries.
The PEACE (Pakistan and East Africa Connecting Europe) cable was constructed in collaboration with 11 partners.
With the PEACE open cable solution, CMI aimed to provide neutral, flexible and non-differentiated interconnection services to carriers, OTT service providers and enterprises around the world.
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Instead of relying on traditional north and south routes across Egypt, CMI has leveraged the New Egypt Crossing, utilizing fully diversified terrestrial cables across Egypt.
As per the company, this routing approach would circumvent the common bottlenecks faced by other submarine cables in the region.
CMI has now formed three robust routes between Asia and Europe in the form of PEACE, AAE-1 and SMW5 submarine cables, further upgrading the network availability and effectively meeting the bandwidth requirements.
The company has further enabled itself to customize PoP-to-PoP solutions with highly scalable and flexible bandwidth by utilizing the self-built ring systems of its fiber optic networks in Singapore, Malaysia and Europe that connect with data centers across the regions.
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In recent years, CMi has strengthened its international operations and developed large-scale consumers, carrier and enterprise businesses. With more than 90 submarine and terrestrial cable system resources connecting 78 countries, an international transmission bandwidth exceeding 150T, 310 overseas PoPs, and self-owned data centers in major cities such as Hong Kong, Singapore, London and Frankfurt, the company has become an all-rounder, providing support to global partners.
