Germany-Denmark 3

Overview

Germany-Denmark 3 is a submarine cable linking Gedser in Denmark with Markgrafenheide in Germany. The total length of the cable is -1 km, suggesting it may be part of a larger intercontinental network or possibly a short domestic link.

Route and Landings

The cable lands at:

• Gedser, Denmark
• Markgrafenheide, Germany

Ownership and Operators

The cable is operated by TDC Group.

Status and Timeline

The Ready for Service (RFS) year for the Germany-Denmark 3 cable was 2000. The current status of the cable is unknown, with no specific information about its operational state or any planned activities available.

Strategic Context

This submarine cable connects Gedser in Denmark and Markgrafenheide in Germany, contributing to a network that supports data traffic between these two countries. The corridor connecting Denmark and Germany is part of a broader network that supports data exchange between the Nordic region and Central Europe.

TDC Group, formerly known as TeliaSonera, is a major telecommunications company with operations across Scandinavia and other parts of Europe.

Denmark, being a key member of the Nordic region, has several submarine cables that connect it to other European countries, facilitating data traffic between the Nordic nations and the rest of Europe.