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OTEGLOBE Kokkini-Bari

In Service

700 km · 0 Landing Points · Ready for Service: 2004

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Specifications

Length700 km
StatusIn Service
Ready for Service2004
Landing Points0
Countries0

Owners

OTEGLOBE

Landing Points (0)

📡 Live Performance

97
measurements
3
probes
70
days monitored
48.5
ms avg RTT
0
anomalies

Monitored from 2026-03-06 through 2026-05-16 — live ICMP round-trip time measurements via RIPE Atlas probes. All values below are recomputed daily from raw probe data. ✓ No anomalies detected in the monitored period.

Measurement sources

Probe Location Samples Avg Min–Max Last seen
#1011241 RIPE Atlas 53 42.8 ms 34.6–58.3 2026-05-16
#62913 RIPE Atlas 40 55.0 ms 42.7–97.4 2026-04-10
#1014099 RIPE Atlas 4 59.7 ms 59.1–60.9 2026-03-10

About the OTEGLOBE Kokkini-Bari Cable System

Overview

OTEGLOBE Kokkini-Bari is a 700 km submarine cable that connects Greece and Italy. The cable was ready for service in 2004 and is operated by OTEGLOBE, the sole owner.

Route and Landings

Greece: Kokkini

Italy: Bari

Ownership and Operators

The cable is operated by OTEGLOBE.

Status and Timeline

The OTEGLOBE Kokkini-Bari submarine cable was ready for service in 2004. Its status remains unknown.

Strategic Context

This intercontinental cable connects Greece and Italy, providing a direct fiber-optic path between the two countries. Greece is an important hub in the Mediterranean region, serving as a key transit point for international traffic. The Kokkini-Bari cable is part of the broader network that supports regional connectivity, enabling efficient data transfer between Greece and Italy.

As a major player in the Mediterranean, it serves as a gateway to Europe from Asia Minor and North Africa. The Kokkini-Bari cable enhances the reliability and speed of communication services for both countries, supporting their economic and social development.

Italy, on the other hand, is a key market in Western Europe, with strong ties to the Mediterranean region through its ports and trade networks. This direct link between Greece and Italy supports the flow of data and information across these important economic corridors, facilitating business and cultural exchanges.

It contributes to the overall connectivity and interoperability of submarine cables in the Mediterranean and beyond.

📡 Health

Status✓ Normal
RTT42.06 ms / base 41.73 ms
Last checked2026-05-16 16:30

Monitored using RIPE Atlas probes. Open monitoring →

📊 RTT History

Health Timeline

Sat, May 16
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Hop Anomaly
53ms → 611ms (11.47×)
16:30
Thu, May 14
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Hop Anomaly
5ms → 40ms (7.64×)
09:00
Sun, Apr 5
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Hop Anomaly
17ms → 52ms (3.05×)
20:30
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Hop Anomaly
5ms → 51ms (11.09×)
20:30

FAQ

What is the length of the OTEGLOBE Kokkini-Bari cable?
The OTEGLOBE Kokkini-Bari submarine cable is 700 km long.
Who owns the OTEGLOBE Kokkini-Bari cable?
OTEGLOBE Kokkini-Bari is owned by a consortium including OTEGLOBE.
When was OTEGLOBE Kokkini-Bari put into service?
The OTEGLOBE Kokkini-Bari cable entered service in 2004.
OTEGLOBE Kokkini-Bari
  • Length700 km
  • StatusIn Service
  • Ready for Service2004

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