Monday, September 28, 2020

Carriers Map Day 2020

Geographic diversity and backhaul, two strongholds of EllaLink project

The 6,000-kilometer laying between Portugal and Brazil, which will start operations between April and May 2021, has geographical diversity as unique differential, said Philippe Dumont, CEO of EllaLink, in his presentation at the Carriers Map Day. “Having a good backhaul is as important as the submarine cable. Our backhaul in Europe provides great improvements in the Iberian Peninsula. Our differential is not in services but in the way we want to connect Europe and Latin America”, he highlighted.

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