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Mila, a telecommunications company in Iceland, in collaboration with Farice ehf, has successfully completed the first phase of the development of a new transmission system for electronic communications across the country. This significant milestone marks the introduction of a wavelength system that efficiently transports light waves, boasting an impressive transmission capacity of approximately 400 Gbps for each wave, according to the statement.
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Collaboration between Mila and Farice ehf
The partnership between Mila and Farice ehf has been instrumental in the successful implementation of this advanced telecommunications transmission system. The newly established system replaces the outdated infrastructure that has served as Iceland’s telecommunications backbone for several decades.
It encompasses a comprehensive network that spans the Icelandic coastline and traverses the highlands via Kjol, effectively connecting various parts of the country, facilitating domestic communications, and supporting the domestic segment of international communications linked to the FARICE-1 submarine cable.
Enhanced Security and Reliability
One of the key advantages of this new transmission system is the enhanced security and reliability it brings to Iceland’s international relations with Europe. With the introduction of alternative routes and increased capacity on Iceland’s transport routes, the system significantly bolsters the stability and efficiency of international communications.
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Notably, the FARICE-1 submarine cable, operated by Farice ehf, plays a crucial role in connecting Seyoisfjorour in Iceland to Scotland.
