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Technical notes on capacity, latency, and marine engineering

Latency economics, cable protection, marine permitting, capacity planning, and redundancy design — written for the network architects and procurement teams who actually read this before an RFP.

Sines Landing Station facility exterior
August 7, 2026

Sines Landing Station

Solano Link's European landing point on Portugal's Atlantic coast — 700 racks and 10 MW, plus an on-campus subsea data…
Manasquan Cable Landing Station facility exterior
August 7, 2026

Manasquan Cable Landing Station

Meridian-1's US landing point on the New Jersey shore — 600 racks and 9 MW, with direct terrestrial backhaul into…
Bude Landing Station facility exterior
August 7, 2026

Bude Landing Station

Meridian-1's UK landing point on the Cornish coast — 800-rack colocation campus with 12 MW of critical power.
Boreal Span route overview
August 7, 2026

Boreal Span

A North Atlantic diversity route via Iceland — under construction, engineered as a physically separate backup path to Meridian-1.
Solano Link route overview
August 7, 2026

Solano Link

A South Atlantic system connecting Brazil to Portugal via a Cape Verde branch — 7,800 km, ready for service in…
Meridian-1 route overview
August 7, 2026

Meridian-1

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