Submarine cables power 98% of global internet traffic, yet Latin America and the Caribbean face outdated systems and soaring bandwidth demands growing over 30% annually. New systems like TAM-1 aim to modernize infrastructure, break monopolies, and meet the region’s urgent digital needs driven by streaming, AI, and 5G.

The TAM-1 submarine cable system, launching in 2025, is set to revolutionize digital connectivity across Latin America and the Caribbean. Spanning 7,000 kilometers, it addresses the region’s skyrocketing demand for high-speed internet with advanced technology, increased capacity, and low-latency connections. By replacing aging infrastructure and breaking monopolies, TAM-1 fosters competition, reduces costs, and bridges the digital divide, driving economic growth and aligning with the UN’s 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda for inclusive connectivity.

The TAM-1 submarine cable system, spanning 7,000 km, will enhance digital connectivity across Latin America and the Caribbean. Launching in 2025, it addresses soaring bandwidth demands with low-latency, high-capacity connections and provides a critical alternative to outdated infrastructure.