VICTORIA, Seychelles — The PEACE submarine cable system has further strengthened Seychelles’ international connectivity, providing additional capacity and resilience for the country’s voice, data, and internet services. The high-capacity cable links Seychelles to the global digital network via a route that connects Africa, Asia, and Europe, supporting the country’s growing digital economy.
According to telecommunications officials, the addition of PEACE cable capacity complements existing submarine cable systems, providing much-needed redundancy and supporting continued growth in data traffic. The cable also enables faster, more reliable connections to international destinations, which is essential for businesses, government, and individual users. The investment is expected to enhance the country’s attractiveness as a destination for international business and investment.
According to the operator of the cable system, PEACE (Pakistan and East Africa Connecting Europe) is a next-generation submarine cable that uses advanced technology to deliver high-capacity, low-latency connectivity. The system has landing points in several countries, providing a diverse route that enhances the resilience of international networks. The cable is designed to support the rapidly growing demand for bandwidth across the regions it serves.
The expanded international connectivity supports a wide range of applications including e-commerce, financial services, cloud computing, and digital media. It also enhances the country’s ability to host data centres and to provide regional hub services. Officials said the cable represents an important step in the development of Seychelles’ digital infrastructure and its integration into the global digital economy. Further investments in connectivity are planned to support the country’s long-term development goals.
📷 Image source: Seychelles Defence Forces — sdf.sc
