Peace
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The new PEACE (Pakistan and East Africa Connecting Europe) subsea cable has now landed in Marseille. -
Interxion has formed an agreement with PCCW Global to locate the PEACE subsea cable's termination and interconnection equipment in Interxion's MRS2 data centre in Marseille, France.
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Orange, PCCW Global and PEACE have signed an agreement to deploy the PEACE Med subsea cable, making it the first Chinese private cable in France.
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Telecom Egypt, Hengtong and PCCW Global have signed a landing party agreement for the PEACE cable.
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Egypt is poised to become the African hub and the gateway to Africa, says the CEO of Telecom Egypt, opening a Capacity conference.
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Cybernet and PEACE Cable signed an agreement on the first day of Capacity North Africa to land the new open-access cable in Pakistan. Below, Danish Lakhani, CEO of Cybernet, and (further below) Wu Qianjun, CEO of PEACE Cable, answer questions about the project.
Forthcoming events
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Cybernet Pakistan is signing a deal to land the PEACE Cable at Karachi on the coast of Pakistan.
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PCCW Global has teamed up with Orange to jointly land the 12,000km-long Pakistan & East Africa Connecting Europe (PEACE) cable in Marseille, France.
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“I’m very enthusiastic about inter-carrier orchestration,” admits PCCW Global CEO Marc Halbfinger CEO, as we sit down to discuss its acquisition of Console Connect a year after the deal was announced.
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Xiaohua Sun, COO of PEACE Cable, discusses how the 12,000km system will connect three continents, offering the lowest possible latency, and how the company is forging new partnerships and developing an open cable system.
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PCCW Global and HENGTONG Group, a Chinese technology and industrial company, have signed a collaboration agreement to connect China to Europe and Africa via the Pakistan East Africa Connecting Europe (PEACE) cable.
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PEACE Cable International Network in collaboration with Huawei Marine Networks has announced that its PEACE cable project has begun in cable and material manufacturing stage.
