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The undersea network powering our hyperconnected world
Vodafone's submarine & terrestrial cable systems
Trans-Pacific Routes
Hawaiki Transpacific Submarine Cable System
High-capacity cable connecting Australia & New Zealand to mainland US, American Samoa and Hawaii. High-speed, low-latency connectivity for the Pacific region.
Transatlantic Routes
Apollo Submarine cable
Optimised, low-latency pathways between major economic hubs. Two of the most advanced transatlantic fibre optic cables: Apollo North connecting the UK & US, and Apollo South connecting France & US.
Terrestrial Cable Systems
Middle East - Europe, Europe - Persia, East-West Turkey
High-capacity terrestrial fibre optic cable systems, including Europe-Persia Express Gateway, Middle East - Europe Terrestrial System, and East West Turkey Connect, provide alternative high-speed routes between Europe and the Middle East.
Europe, Africa & Asia Routes
2Africa Cable & West Africa Cable Systems
The world's largest subsea cable at 45,000km, delivering up to 180 Tbps capacity. Enabling digital access and resilience across three continents. West Africa Cable System links 14 countries from Europe to South Africa with fibre optic cable.
Europe Asia Routes
Europe India Gateway Submarine Cable System
Network of strategic cable routes link Europe, the Middle East & Asia, including the Europe India Gateway and Bay of Bengal Gateway, bringing high-speed, low latency connectivity to countries across three continents.
Tasman Routes
Tasman Global Access (TGA) Submarine Cable System
Linking New Zealand to Australia and beyond. Constructed to deliver international bandwidth and capacity for New Zealand and to strengthen diversity and resiliency within the country's telecommunications infrastructure.
Hot News!
New Kardesa subsea cable to link Europe and Asia
We’re excited to announce a new subsea cable system, Kardesa, which will be laid across the Black Sea.
A joint project between Vodafone Group and Vodafone Ukraine, the new cable will connect Bulgaria, Georgia, Türkiye and Ukraine.
Why is this exciting?
• Adds 500+ terabits per second of internet capacity - enough to stream 100 million Netflix movies at once
• Boosts connection reliability and speed for millions
• Supports the growing demand for 5G, AI, streaming and IoT devices
The first landing will be in Bulgaria in 2027, followed by Türkiye, Georgia and Ukraine. This €100m project will strengthen the digital corridor between Europe and Asia.