hibernia

There's also the Hibernia field with the largest oil platform in the world.

As far as I know, the fastest one remains Hibernia Express - sub-60ms New-York - London.

It's not just this cable, every future Trans-Atlantic cable recently installed or planned within the next 5 years ( except Hibernia Express, which goes to U.

I'm on an iPad at the moment so I can't give you a direct link to any videos, but search for Hibernia Atlantic on Youtube.

This comes up again and again, people see HE.net / Cogent / Level3 / Hibernia / NTT whatever offering 10gig handoff IP transit at a colo neutral location for X per month and somehow determine the true cost.

>global data infrastructure is made up of things like the Hibernia Atlantic cable Surprisingly the stated primary goal of the SpaceX constellation is actually to compete with long-distance fiber backhauls.

>This advantage only increases over time, as tighter cables provide higher bandwidth – the 2012 generation of cables drop >the transatlantic latency to under 60 milliseconds, according to Hibernia Atlantic, deploying such a cable that year.[ Are they able to achieve a direct, straight-line path between the two endpoints over thousands of miles?

I don't have a link handy for you but search for "Hibernia Atlantic" on Youtube.

If we're digging up weird etymological trivia, I will contribute the fact that the old Celtic word Īweriū (from which we get the name Éire) was interpreted by the ancient Greeks as Iouerníā, leading to Tacitus calling the island Hibernia (influenced by the Latin word hībernus, thinking that it meant "land of winter").

Net/Cogent/Hibernia offering 10G to certain colos at $2-5kpm as backing proof), or dedicated servers with 10TB for $50pm etc...

It seems that the connectivity providers Level3, Hibernia/Atrato, HE, NTT etc..