Olisipo

Overview

The Olisipo submarine cable system is a regional interconnection within Portugal. It connects two landing points: Carcavelos and Sines, both located in Portugal.

Route and Landings

Carcavelos, Portugal

Sines, Portugal

Ownership and Operators

The Olisipo cable is owned by EllaLink.

Status and Timeline

The Olisipo cable is scheduled to be ready for service in 2026. Its status remains unknown beyond this date.

Strategic Context

This submarine cable connects two locations within Portugal, contributing to the country's internal telecommunications infrastructure. It supports dedicated fiber capacity for telecommunications, internet access, and enterprise connectivity within the region. EllaLink, a global operator with extensive experience in submarine cable systems, is responsible for this interconnection.

EllaLink operates across multiple regions, including Europe, Africa, and the Middle East, making it well-positioned to serve Portugal's growing demand for reliable and high-speed internet services.

Portugal has been actively investing in its telecommunications networks to support economic growth and improve service quality. The Olisipo cable is part of a broader network of submarine cables that enhance Portugal's position as a hub in regional telecommunications, facilitating data exchange and supporting various industries such as finance, healthcare, and e-commerce.

By connecting Carcavelos and Sines, the Olisipo cable will help ensure that these areas remain well-connected within Portugal's telecommunications landscape, supporting both local and national communication needs.