The Pacific Caribbean Cable System (PCCS) is a 6000km submarine cable connecting Ecuador, Panama, Colombia, Aruba, Curacao, Tortola in the British Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, and the United States.

The PCCS consortium comprises:

• Cable & Wireless Communications (C&W Networks, a Liberty Latin America company)
• Setar,
• Cable Andino (Telconet),
• Telxius, and
• United Telecommunication Services (acquired by Liberty Latin America in 2019)

The PCCS has eight landing stations, including:

• Jacksonville, Florida, USA,
• Tortola, the British Virgin Island,
• San Juan, Puerto Rico,
• Hudishibana, Aruba,
• Cartagena, Colombia,
• Maria Chiquita, Panama,
• Balboa, Panama, and
• Manta, Ecuador.

The PCCS cable system consists of 9 segments, with 2 or 3 fiber pairs in most of the segments, and 8 fiber pairs in the segment between Tortola, BVI and Jacksonville, Florida. 

The PCCS cable system was initially designed with 8 fiber pair x 100 Gps x 100 wavelength DWDM technology, for the system capacity of 80 Tbps.

The PCCS cable system was supplied by Alcatel-Lucent Submarine Networks (ASN), ready for service on July 31, 2015.