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SACS

The South Atlantic Cable System (SACS) is a submarine cable system connecting Sangano in Angola and Fortaleza in Brazil, the world's first submarine cable system across the South Atlantic.

The SACS cable consists of 4 fiber pairs, with an initial design capacity of 40Tb/s (100Gb/s x 100 wavelengths x 4 fiber-pairs).

The SACS is owned by Angola Cables, which is joint venture of five Angolan operators Angola Telecom (51%), Unitel (31%), MSTelcom (9%), Movicel (6%) and Startel (3%).

It is said, Telebras is a partner of Angola Cables to offer cable landing for the SACS.

Title Published Date Hits
South Atlantic Cable System(SACS)Nears Completion 04-02-18 Hits: 326
Angola Cables Start the Installation of South Atlantic Cable System (SACS) 11-08-17 Hits: 683
Brazil Restates Support for Undersea Cable of Angola Cables 12-04-16 Hits: 1650
South Atlantic Cable System (SACS) Agreements Come Into Force 12-04-16 Hits: 1052
Japan's Banks Provide Finance for Angola-Brazil Submarine Cable 02-04-16 Hits: 1042
Angola Cables Appointed APTelecom as Sales Manager for SACS 10-11-14 Hits: 1976
Angola Cables Announces to Build the South Atlantic Cable System (SACS) 07-11-14 Hits: 2902
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