The Argentine province of Chubut is making progress toward its goal of establishing itself as one of the country’s leading hubs for digital infrastructure.. The provincial government and the National Communications Agency (ENACOM) this month announced a collaboration focused on the development of telecommunications networks, data centers, and connectivity, as part of the Chubut Hub Digital 2030 initiative..
The government of Chubut and ENACOM signed a letter of intent to promote the development of critical digital infrastructure and advance the project that includes the installation of the second landing point of a submarine fiber optic cable in the country.. Further details of any planned projects were not shared.. “Chubut has very important competitive advantages compared to other provinces, and that puts us in a strategic position to obtain the necessary financing for this type of project,” the governor of Chubut, Ignacio “Nacho” Torres, said..
All of Argentina’s international subsea cables currently land outside Buenos Aires in Las Toninas. Some seven international cables land in Argentina, linking the country with Brazil, Central America, and the US.. Cirion owns a cable landing station in the Las Toninas area that was inherited from Lumen (and formerly CenturyLink)..
A domestic cable at the very southern tip of mainland Argentina connects Punta Dungeness to Cabo Espiritu Santo in Tierra del Fuego.. This piece was automatically translated from DCD’s Spanish site and edited by a member of DCD staff.. More in Subsea Infrastructure.
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