Ooredoo Group and E& have partnered to deploy subsea technology, launching the enabling Gulf Gateway Cable (GGC1) system. The technology partners said the system will provide better latency with enhanced international connectivity and high reliability, connecting Data Centres in Abu Dhabi and Doha.
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Network Capacity Expansion
The deployment of GGC1 significantly increases the existing network capacity, allowing Ooredoo and E& to offer customers high-capacity services up to 28 Tbps with optimal cost and power efficiency per bit, said the companies in a joint statement. Reportedly, this enables cost-effective scaling to meet growing bandwidth demands and enhance network resilience.
Ooredoo said, "With GGC1, our customers will be able to enjoy enhanced international connectivity and reliability, further cementing our position as a leader in the telecom and infrastructure industry."
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E& said, "The investment brings an upgraded and modernised element to our submarine and terrestrial networks connecting UAE to Qatar, providing us with the capacity we needed while saving space and power. With this future-proof technology, E& and Ooredoo are well-positioned to continue to be major players in the global wholesale market, developing our infrastructure to connect regions and continents together and delivering a unique, high-performance, and robust solution to our customers."
