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HAVSIL

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HAVSIL is a repeaterless subsea cable connecting Norway to continental Europe, with 120km in length and 96 fiber pairs.

HAVSIL is the first subsea cable project fully built, operated and financed by Bulk Fiber Networks, partnered with Fugro for marine survey, NSW (part of Prysmian Group) as cable manufacturer, and Cecon for the installation and marine operations.

The HAVSIL cable between Norway and Denmark spans Skagerrak, the strait separating the two nations, with 96 fiber pairs fully buried on the seabed for protection and reliability. HAVSIL significantly improves connectivity, capacity and route diversity between Norway and continental Europe.

HAVSIL delivers a low latency, high capacity, express route between Bulk’s data center campuses N01 in Kristiansand and DK01 in Esbjerg. 

Bulk offers flexible IRU or long-term lease agreements for single or multiple Dark Fiber pairs on the HAVSIL cable system.

The construction of the HAVSIL cable system (wet segment) was completed in September 2021, while its terrestrial extention was completed in March 2022.

HAVSIL Cable Map
HAVSIL Cable Map, Source: Bulk

 

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Title Published Date Hits
Bulk Fiber Networks Complete Construction of HAVSIL Nordic Express Route to Europe
30-09-21 3361
Installation Begins on Bulk’s HAVSIL Express Route between Europe and Nordics
14-09-21 2923
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