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Telecom Egypt plans to launch new subsea system

by Gazette Staff
March 3, 2021
in Technology, Egypt
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Telecom Egypt announced its plan to launch Hybrid African Ring Path (HARP) by 2023, a new subsea system that will outline the African continent, forming the shape of a harp.

 The new subsea system HARP, which extends around the continent of Africa, will connect the coastal and landlocked African countries to Europe through company’s widespread terrestrial and subsea infrastructure.

The company will provide, through HARP, a variety of services, including at the level of internet protocols that enable multiple points on the system to be connected to each other.

The system will connect Africa’s East and West bounds to Europe, from South Africa to Italy and France along the continent’s East Coast, and to Portugal along its West Coast. Highly reliable terrestrial routes will connect the landing points within South Africa, Europe, and Egypt, forming a complete ring around the continent. The HARP system will leverage its diverse and resilient subsea segments to branch out to multiple potential landing points.

HARP’s planned routes will cross the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt, with multiple ring protection topologies, and will extend to include premium routes on both banks of the Suez Canal. Sharm Elsheikh, located at the southern tip of Sinai, will serve as a new landing point and will be connected to coastal cities on the Gulf of Suez, forming a hybrid terrestrial and subsea fiber connectivity solution between landing points in Egypt.

 

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