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Trans Americas – The Next Wave

Trans Americas – The Next Wave

Submarine cables power 98% of global internet traffic, yet Latin America and the Caribbean face outdated systems and soaring bandwidth demands growing over 30% annually.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.

TAM-1 SUBMARINE CABLE SYSTEM: A New Era for Digital Connectivity in Latin America and the Caribbean

TAM-1 SUBMARINE CABLE SYSTEM: A New Era for Digital Connectivity in Latin America and the Caribbean

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.

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The future of undersea connectivity

The future of undersea connectivity

Shared spectrum solutions are transforming telecommunications by enabling multiple operators to share subsea cable infrastructure, improving bandwidth efficiency, scalability, and cost-effectiveness. Discover how this innovative approach enhances connectivity, supports dynamic growth, and revolutionizes network management in the digital age.

How Trans Americas Fiber System Plans to Make a Splash

How Trans Americas Fiber System Plans to Make a Splash

Set to go live in 2025, the TAM-1 submarine cable system will span 7,000km, connecting Central America and the Caribbean with unprecedented speed and capacity. Backed by Trans Americas Fiber System, the project promises to enhance regional connectivity while laying the groundwork for future expansions across the Caribbean and Pacific regions.

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