Cable Systems

The systems that make up our global network

Every system here states its real route, length, fiber-pair count, design capacity, and ready-for-service year — sold as lit capacity, dark fiber IRUs, or private allocations.

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Cable systems
Boreal Span route overview
5,100 km

Boreal Span

A North Atlantic diversity route via Iceland — under construction, engineered as a physically separate backup path to…

Kestrel Route route overview
8,300 km submarine + 300 km terrestrial crossing

Kestrel Route

A Mediterranean–Arabian Sea corridor pairing 8,300 km of submarine cable with a 300 km terrestrial crossing through Egypt…

Solano Link route overview
7,800 km

Solano Link

A South Atlantic system connecting Brazil to Portugal via a Cape Verde branch — 7,800 km, ready for…

Amberline route overview
4,200 km

Amberline

Current's highest per-pair capacity system — 20 fiber pairs and 600 Tbps linking Singapore, Sri Lanka, and India,…

Tradewind Express route overview
9,100 km

Tradewind Express

A 9,100 km transpacific trunk between Southern California and Japan with a Guam branch, run as a four-party…

Meridian-1 route overview
6,600 km

Meridian-1

Current's flagship transatlantic system — 16 fiber pairs and 480 Tbps of design capacity between the New York…