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Home›Subsea›SFN Expands C-Fibre Portfolio (UK)
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August 20, 2012 · about 14 years ago

SFN Expands C-Fibre Portfolio (UK)

Sea Fibre Networks (SFN), owner and operator of Europe’s most advanced sub-sea telecoms network, CeltixConnect, today announced an expansion of their C-Fibre portfolio from the greater Dublin area to London and Manchester. Utilising selected third party providers, SFN delivers an end-to-end solution

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Sea Fibre Networks (SFN), owner and operator of Europe’s most advanced sub-sea telecoms network, CeltixConnect, today announced an expansion of their C-Fibre portfolio from the greater Dublin area to London and Manchester. Utilising selected third party providers, SFN delivers an end-to-end solution from Dublin to London and Manchester while remaining carrier-neutral and the linchpin of the solution.

Partnering with a number of selected Service Providers, SFN delivers diverse connections from Dublin to London or Manchester, managed with industry leading single Service Level Agreements. To enable this model SFN has constructed its own critical terrestrial link facilitating connectivity to multiple fibre providers on a competitive basis.

Diane Hodnett, Sea Fibre Networks’ CEO , said; “C-Fibre provides ultra-high-performance connectivity between Dublin and London or Manchester, while offering a geographically diverse central corridor in the Irish Sea. We further enhance the C-Fibre offering by being carrier-neutral, providing the customer with flexibility to select a route or third party provider bespoke to their needs.”

Eight out of ten global ICT firms have established their European HQs in Ireland and 10 ‘born on the internet’ companies have Irish bases that continue to expand their operations by building large-scale datacentres to host and support their businesses. CeltixConnect is a key part of the infrastructure used by service providers and enterprises to deliver their data on a seamless and scalable Dublin to United Kingdom route.

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Press Release, August 20, 2012

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