The TAM-1 submarine cable system has reached Colombia, marking a key milestone in its rollout across Latin America and the Caribbean.
According to BNamericas, the Trans Americas Fiber System project landed in Barranquilla, adding the country to a network designed to link the US with Central America and multiple Caribbean markets.
The roughly 7,000km cable is aimed at boosting international capacity and improving network resilience as data demand rises across the region.
Colombia’s inclusion strengthens its position as a regional connectivity hub, with Barranquilla hosting multiple landing stations and acting as a key gateway for international traffic.
Further deployments are expected as TAM-1 progresses towards full operation.
