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euNetworks Activates London-Dublin Capacity with Sea Fibre Networks

euNetworks has activated an 8.8 Tbps capable fibre based network from London to Dublin, completing the meshing of the carrier’s 13 operational fibre based city networks into a single optical domain.

euNetworks has developed an end-to-end fully redundant and owned network. Connecting Dublin into a national network across the United Kingdom including Manchester, Birmingham and Bristol and onwards to London, this network has been designed with the ability to provide optimal paths and diverse routing. euNetworks can deliver 10G, 40G and 100G over its DWDM platform.

The new capacity is delivered over Sea Fibre Networks’ CeltixConnect cable, which at 136 kilometres is the shortest sub-sea network linking Ireland and the United Kingdom. http://www.seafibrenetworks.com 

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