Norte Conectado (Infovia 06)

Overview

Norte Conectado (Infovia 06) is a regional submarine cable system that connects landing points in Brazil. The cable provides dedicated fiber capacity between Manacapuru and Rio Branco, both located within the same country.

Route and Landings

Brazil: Norte Conectado lands at Manacapuru and Rio Branco.

Ownership and Operators

The cable is operated by Telxius, a subsidiary of Telefónica. Telxius, part of the larger Telefónica group, operates in multiple Latin American countries and focuses on providing telecommunications services to businesses and consumers.

Strategic Context

Norte Conectado connects two cities within Brazil, contributing to the country's submarine infrastructure. This connection supports telecommunications and internet access in the region. Brazil is a significant market for telecommunications, with a growing demand for high-speed data services due to increasing digitalization and the expansion of mobile networks.

Brazil has been expanding its submarine cable network to meet the rising demands of its population and businesses.

Rio Branco, the capital city of Acre, is located at the confluence of the Acre and Madeira rivers.

The corridor that Norte Conectado serves is primarily intra-Brazilian, focusing on connecting different parts of the country to support local economic activities and digital infrastructure. With a population of over 213 million people and a rapidly growing economy, Brazil continues to invest in expanding its telecommunications capabilities to meet the increasing demands for data services.

By enhancing the telecommunications infrastructure within Brazil, Norte Conectado supports local businesses, government operations, and private sector initiatives.