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GTT Express

GTT Express (formerly Hibernia Express) is a 4,600 km and 6-pair Trans-Atlantic submarine cable system linking Canada and the United Kingdom. Project Express is built with the state-of-the-art submarine network technology, specifically designed for the financial community stretching from North America to Europe. Hibernia Express offers the lowest latency route from New York to London with 58.55ms round trip delay.

Hibernia Express initially designed with 100 Gbps transmission capacity using TE SubCom’s C100 SLTE platform. It is a 6-fiber-pair submarine cable, with a portion of the fibers optimized for lowest latency and a portion optimized for 100x100 Gbps design capacity. The total cross-sectional design capacity of the Express cable is over 53 Tbps. Hibernia Express was ready for service on September 15, 2015.

Hibernia Express is privately-owned by Hibernia Atlantic, and form a part of Hibernia Atlantic's Global Financial Network which is specifically designed to meet the demanding performance and reliability requirements of the financial community.

In Jan. 2017, GTT completed the acquisition of Hibernia Networks which includes five subsea cables, including Hibernia Express, the lowest latency transatlantic cable system, and eight cable landing stations.

 

Title Published Date Hits
TE SobCom Completes Hibernia Express Cable System 25-10-15 Hits: 1254
Hibernia Express Connects New York to London in Under 58.95ms 25-10-15 Hits: 1989
Hibernia Express Trans-Atlantic Cable is Ready For Service 25-10-15 Hits: 2349
Zayo Group Selects Hibernia Express to Expand Transatlantic Network 15-05-15 Hits: 2291
Hibernia Networks Partners with Microsoft 15-05-15 Hits: 2551
Hibernia Express Cable to Land in Cork, Ireland 18-01-15 Hits: 2611
Hibernia Networks and TE SubCom Commence Manufacturing of Hibernia Express 22-07-14 Hits: 3344
Project Express Cable Proceeds with New Vendor 22-05-13 Hits: 4824
Project Express Cable Manufacturing Begins 22-02-12 Hits: 3536
Deep-sea Submarine Survey for Project Express Cable Underway 05-02-12 Hits: 3563

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