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Russian telecommunications service provider MegaFon has launched a new terrestrial fiber optic cable system connecting Moscow and Frankfurt
.
According to reports, the system has a total length of 3200 kilometers, passing through Poland and Belarus, with an initial capacity of 1.
7Tbps
.
Natalya Taldykina, Director of Business Development at MegaFon, said: "The construction of the Moscow-Frankfurt network is another important step
towards strengthening MegaFon's position in the Euro-Asian transport market.
”
Bertold Frech, Head of Operator Enterprise Services, Deutsche Telekom International Carrier Sales & Solutions (ICSS), added: "Deutsche Telekom ICSS has become the best quality service provider
in the region.
Our customers can now benefit from this high-performance, high-capacity route
.
We are delighted to have been selected to work with MegaFon, which highlights the strengths of
the partnership.
”
Pavel Korchagin, chief technology officer at MegaFon, said: "Currently, Frankfurt has many links, including underwater cable systems, but our routes are superior to them
in terms of RTDs and service support quality.
For example, underwater cable failures take anywhere from two weeks to three or four months to repair, while for onshore routes, the average repair time totals four to six hours
.
”
Deutsche Telekom ICSS and MegaFon have been working together for a long time
.
Five years ago, they announced plans to expand TransBaltic Gateway eastward into Asia
.
For the project, MegaFon provides connectivity through its network in Russia and its network in Kazakhstan, and plans to extend its current route from Frankfurt to China
.
Russian telecommunications service provider MegaFon has launched a new terrestrial fiber optic cable system connecting Moscow and Frankfurt
.
According to reports, the system has a total length of 3200 kilometers, passing through Poland and Belarus, with an initial capacity of 1.
7Tbps
.
Natalya Taldykina, Director of Business Development at MegaFon, said: "The construction of the Moscow-Frankfurt network is another important step
towards strengthening MegaFon's position in the Euro-Asian transport market.
”
Bertold Frech, Head of Operator Enterprise Services, Deutsche Telekom International Carrier Sales & Solutions (ICSS), added: "Deutsche Telekom ICSS has become the best quality service provider
in the region.
Our customers can now benefit from this high-performance, high-capacity route
.
We are delighted to have been selected to work with MegaFon, which highlights the strengths of
the partnership.
”
Pavel Korchagin, chief technology officer at MegaFon, said: "Currently, Frankfurt has many links, including underwater cable systems, but our routes are superior to them
in terms of RTDs and service support quality.
For example, underwater cable failures take anywhere from two weeks to three or four months to repair, while for onshore routes, the average repair time totals four to six hours
.
”
Deutsche Telekom ICSS and MegaFon have been working together for a long time
.
Five years ago, they announced plans to expand TransBaltic Gateway eastward into Asia
.
For the project, MegaFon provides connectivity through its network in Russia and its network in Kazakhstan, and plans to extend its current route from Frankfurt to China
.
