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Presentation 2012

Hisham Mostafa
Hisham Mostafa

TE Data is Egypt's largest data communications carrier with a national network and regional vision. It was established in 2001 by Telecom Egypt to be the incumbent operator's data and internet arm. TE Data offers internet access, IP VPN connectivity, and global connectivity services covering over 200 countries via partnerships with other carriers. The company has over 1,125 points of presence across Egypt and aims to provide cutting-edge communication services to customers.

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The Leading Service Provider TEData
Table of Content Welcome to our Business World 1. Company Background 2. Core Network 3. Global Data Service 4. Global Partners 5. Global MPLS Coverage 6. Global IPLC Coverage
Company Background TE Data is considered to be Egypts largest Data Communications carrier with a national network and a regional vision. The company was established late 2001 by Telecom Egypt, to adopt the role of the Incumbent Operators regional Data communications and Internet arm. TE Data portfolio includes narrowband and broadband internet access services, IP VPN connectivity services and global connectivity services. TE Data's portfolio of services covers the communication needs of all, whether consumers, small and medium internet service enterprises, large corporations and providers. TE Data's service purpose is to cater for everybody's needs online.
Company Background National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (NTRA) awarded TE Data with Class A Data Communications License. The license allows the company to Build its own national backbone network, operate its international gateway to the Internet, Co-locate its equipment at the Central Offices and Sell IP and data communications services to end-users as well as other service providers. TE Data's business expansion focused primarily on enlarging customer base, while introducing new & value added services, developing our existing infrastructure, and expanding target markets beyond boundaries. Our mission is to provide cutting-edge converged communications services that exceed customers expectations and drive market growth, by bringing outstanding quality and customer service through attracting and retaining the finest talents, while fostering our business ethics and creating value to our customers, employees, shareholders and communities
TEData Jordan In 2004, TE Data Jordan operation was established and a Jordan Data License was acquired. License was upgraded to a Class License in 2005, granting TE Datas Jordan operation a wider variety of IP, Data, and voice services to provide to the Jordanian market. In addition to the original array of IP connectivity services, TE Data Jordan operations has capitalized on its reliable and secure network to connect over 750,000 expatriates to their families and colleagues at a fraction of the cost and a state of the art quality. .
TEData Network Network Design Network Performance Built by TE Data Hardware based switching IP MPLS over SDH Achieving best possible levels of Built on top of TEs multiple availability independent core rings IP MPLS Network Coverage MPLS traffic engineered network 1125+ Points of Presence Support QOS and COS for service Covering all of Egypt differentiation Improve d network scalability Network Management Guaranteed performance 24*7 Network Monitoring MPLS based VPN HP NNM Fault management Life over IP Unified multi-service IP network
Network Layers International Core Distribution Edge 10 G Access 10 G STM 1 s E 1 /E 3 STM 1 s E 1 /E 3 STM 1 s
TE Data Core Network Topology High End Core Routers I. Fully Redundant in terms of: II. Power Feeding III. Control Engine IV. Switch Fabric V. Network Uplinks Core Multi Home Partially Meshed Edge POPs Legend 10 GE NxSTM1 1 STM1
TE Data Network Layers and Hardware International IGW routers are Juniper M320, T1600. Core P routers are Cisco CRS-1 & GSR & Juniper MX960, T1600. Distribution P routers are Cisco ESR 10K, Juniper M10, MX480 & M7. Big Edge P routers are Cisco 7600, ASR 1K & ASR 9K & ESR 10K & Juniper M10 & M7, MX480 . ALL POPs PE routers are Cisco 7206vxr & ASR 1K & ESR 10K & Juniper M7. Inter-AS ASBRs Cisco 7206vxr & 7600. Access Servers Cisco Universal Gateways. DSLAMs Alcatel ASAM & ISAM Huawei 5100, 5103, 5105,5603 & 5600
TE Data Architecture
TE Data Network Protocols IGP OSPF is the IGP used with TE Data MPLS LDP is used for fast switching of packets and to support other MPLS applications. BGP Route reflectors are used to propagate Routing information to the entire network. TEData divides the network into 4 zones; each zone has its own Cluster, and 2 Route- reflector for redundancy. IPv4 address-family and IPv6 address-family are supported. 8 fully meshed Route-Reflectors distributed in the 4 major core nodes IPv6 IPv6 Edge (6PE)
TE Data Customers Protocols Customer peering protocol BGP (Private ASN or Public ASN) as per request. STATIC RIP OSPF ( not recommended ) We dont use proprietary protocols like EIGRP Customer routing enhancements cost for OSPF local-pref, weight AS-Path for BGP hop-counts for RIP Customers unsupported routing enhancements OSPF timers modification BGP Timers modification
TE Data Model and Techniques QoS Classes and marking at Core Premium (EXP 5) Gold (EXP 3 & 2) Best effort QoS Classes and marking at Edge Premium (Precedence 5 & EXP5) Gold ([Precedence 3&2] & [EXP 3 & 2]) Best effort QOS Techniques LLQ (Priority class) Bandwidth guarantee WRED (weighted random early detection)
TE Data National Coverage
Global Data Service Brings the World to you. 15
Global Data Service TE data extends its national and regional network and service offerings over the global footprint of international carriers to meet the needs of enterprise and multinational customers. GDS can offer an end to end service (from in-country pop, to the carriers b-end customer location) the service will be NNI (network to network interface) to UNI (user- to network interface) based and will compliant with adequate quality standards One stop -shop provider IP-VPN MPLS L2&L3 IPLC- Leased Line SDH Point to Point IP transit Covering over 200 countries Middle East , GCC & Africa Europe , Asia, Americas & Latin of America
TEData can take you further to more places Providing a robust MPLS network that is accessible in over 200 countries trough cost- effective MPLS solutions for communication and collaboration anytime and anywhere. with skilled people Providing future-proof technology expertise you need, and outstanding customer support you deserve. through optimal processes Providing a robust MPLS solution that converges voice, data, video and multimedia on a single network, and thereby deliver operational efficiencies and in-region/local presence to efficiently work on your behalf and industry-leading products Providing a managed MPLS solution and experienced network professionals, enabling you to focus on revenue-generating activities (e.g., product development, lifecycle management) to higher profit margins Providing a cost-effective MPLS solution that improves network and operational efficiencies, and thereby contribute to improved profit margins
Global MPLS Partners
Global MPLS Coverage EMEA EMEA EMEA Latin/America Latin/America Asia Angola Hungary Qatar Belize Argentina Australia Austria Ireland Romania Canada Brazil China Azerbaijan Italy Russia Costa Rica Bolivia Fiji Bahrain Jordan Saudi Arabia Cayman Islands Chile Hong Kong Belgium Kazakhstan Serbia Dominican Rep Columbia India Botswana Kenya Slovakia Guatemala Ecuador Indonesia Benin*** Kuwait South Africa Haiti El Salvador Japan Bulgaria Kyrgyzstan Spain Jamaica French Guiana Macau Cameroon Latvia Sudan Puerto Rico Guyana Malaysia Cote D'Ivoire Lebanon Sweden Suriname Honduras Nepal Croatia Lithuania Switzerland Trinidad & Tobago Mexico New Caledonia Cyprus Luxembourg Tajikistan Turks & Caicos Nicaragua New Zealand Czech Rep Mauritius Tanzania USA Panama Papua New Guinea Denmark Mocambique Turkey Paraguay Philippines Djibouti*** Namibia Turkmenistan Peru Samoa Islands Egypt Netherlands Uganda Uruguay Singapore Estonia Nigeria Ukraine Venezuela Solomon Islands Ethiopia Norway United Arab Emirates South Korea Finland Oman United Kingdom Sri Lanka France Pakistan Taiwan Germany Palestine Thailand Ghana Poland Vietnam Greece Portugal
Global MPLS Coverage Americas Asia Europe Africa Argentina Bangladesh* Austria Netherlands Kenya* Brazil China Belgium Norway Morocco Canada Hong Kong Bulgaria Poland Nigeria* Chile India Czech Republic Romania South Africa Colombia Indonesia Denmark Russia Ecuador Japan Finland Slovakia Australia/Oceania Guatemala Korea France Spain Mexico Malaysia Germany Sweden Panama Nepal* Hungary* Switzerland Australia Peru Pakistan* Ireland Turkey New Zealand* Uruguay Philippines Italy United Kingdom USA Singapore Luxemburg Other Countries Venezuela Sri Lanka Malta Upon Request Middle East Taiwan Bahrain Thailand Egypt Vietnam* Jordan Kuwait Saudi Arabia United Arab Emirates 20
Global MPLS Coverage 21
Historic and Current Eurasia Routes, and East Med Gateway Germany UK Belgium France Italy Portugal Greece Turkey Cyprus Korea Japan Syria Tunisia Lebanon Morocco Iraq Jordan Iran Qatar China Algeria Libya Pakistan Egypt Bangladesh Taiwan Saudi Arabia U.A.E Myanmar India Oman Eritrea Yemen Aqaba Gulf Philippine Sudan Egypt Vietnam Djibouti Taba Ethiopia AqabaThailand Sri Lanka Brunei Somalia Jordan Singapore Malaysia Maldives Kenya South East AsiaMiddle BERITARCable(FLAG) 4 Fiber-Optic Link Around the Globe Europe 3 Taba-Aqaba Electricity ALETAR, EastWestern FALCON RFPA: 2010 (Plan) and 2006 RFPA: 1997 RFPA: 1998 RFPA: 1997 RFPA: 2005 Tanzania Indonesia Length:,3000+Km and 10,000 km 787 Km Length: 20,000Km Length: 15 Km Length: 39,000Km 27,000Km Mozambique Capacity:Sites:TbpsGbps3,232 STM1s Landing tbd 2of and 2.8 Tbps Capacity: 1.6Tbps Capacity:5 Gbps Capacity: 505Gbps, or Jordan) 10s (Egypt, Madagascar Landing Sites: 39(Egypt, in 33are in Egypt2 Landing Sites: 14,points Syria,are in Egypt; Landing Sites:10, 2 of which countries, 3 2 of which Lebanon) 15, 2 of which are in Egypt 14 In for Falcon Egypt Technology: DWDM Australia Technology: DWDM with OADMs Technology: DWDM,
TE North UK France Turkey Levant Countries GCC North Africa Jordan Keoje Egypt East Africa SEACOM Australia
10 Way Diversity with Terabit Connectivity with 60+ Countries Germany UK Belgium France SMW3 HAWK FLAG SMW4 Italy Aletar IMEWE Portugal EIG Greece Turkey Korea Syria TEN Japan Cyprus Iraq Morocco Tunisia Lebanon Jordan Iran Pakistan China Qatar Algeria Libya Abu Talat Alex. Bangladesh Taiwan Saudi Arabia Egypt U.A.E India Suez Myanmar Aqaba Oman Eritrea Yemen Taba Philippine Sudan Vietnam Djibouti Zafranna Flag Ethiopia Sri Lanka Thailand FALCON Brunei Somalia Malaysia FLAG Singapore SEAMEWE-3 Maldives SMW3 SEAMEWE-4 Kenya SMW4 IMEWE FLAG EIG Tanzania Seacom/ TATA FALCON-HAWK Indonesia IMEWE Mozambique Across Egypt EIG Diversity Levels SEACOM Madagascar TATA Owned/ Consortium member ALETAR/BERITAR Private Cables Australia TE North
Historic and Current EurAsia Routes, and East Med Gateway Germany UK Belgium France Italy System within system Portugal (TE North) Turkey Greece Cyprus Korea Japan Syria Tunisia Lebanon Morocco Iraq Jordan Iran Qatar China Algeria Libya Pakistan Egypt Bangladesh Taiwan Saudi Arabia U.A.E Myanmar India Oman Eritrea Yemen Philippine Sudan Djibouti Vietnam Ethiopia Sri Lanka Thailand Somalia Brunei Malaysia Singapore Maldives Kenya TEN- Evolving thru Branch Extensions to IndiaMiddleFLAG NGN (HAWK) Africa SEACOM:Tatas TGN EurAsia Europe India South & East (IMEWE) EastWestern Europe Serving Gateway (EIG) MedGateway Tanzania Indonesia RFPA: 2010 (Plan) and 2006 installed) 2009 (100% wet plant Length: 13,000Km Length:,3000+Km and 10,000 km 3,000 6,000 Km 17,000Km 15,000Km Mozambique Capacity: tbdTbps (8 Fiber Pairs) 10 1.28 1.2 Tbps and 2.8 Tbps 3.84 Tbps Madagascar 11, in which in Egypt 4,2 which are 9, ofof Egypt are in Landing Sites: 10,2SEACOM/TATAEgypt ; - 2 pairs 2of which are in Egypt 14 for Falcon Australia Technology: Optical Amplifier DWDM - 1 pair CYTA Technology: DWDM Landing Sites: 3 (Egypt, France, Cyprus)
TE Submarine Network Reach and Potential Capability by year end 2010 Germany UK Belgium France Italy Portugal Greece Turkey Cyprus Korea Japan Syria Tunisia Lebanon Morocco Iraq Jordan Iran Qatar China Algeria Libya Pakistan Egypt Taiwan Saudi Arabia U.A.E Myanmar India Oman Bangladesh Eritrea Yemen Philippine Sudan Djibouti Vietnam Ethiopia Sri Lanka Thailand Somalia Brunei Malaysia Singapore Maldives TE North SEAMEWE-3 Kenya SEAMEWE-4 Tanzania FLAG 10 Tbps Indonesia FALCON-HAWK IMEWE Mozambique FALCON-HAWK EIG Madagascar ALETAR/BERITAR IMEWE 5 Tbps SEAMEWE-4 SEACOM EIG SEAMEWE-3 SEACOM TATA TATA Australia ALETAR/BERITAR FLAG TE North
THANK YOU ! For more information Hisham Mostafa Global Data Service Sales Unit Manager Office: +202- 333 20 800 Ext: 1636 Mobile: +2-01003448186 Email: hesham@tedata.net Gmail: gds@tedata.net Website: www.tedata.net

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Presentation 2012

  • 1. The Leading Service Provider TEData
  • 2. Table of Content Welcome to our Business World 1. Company Background 2. Core Network 3. Global Data Service 4. Global Partners 5. Global MPLS Coverage 6. Global IPLC Coverage
  • 3. Company Background TE Data is considered to be Egypts largest Data Communications carrier with a national network and a regional vision. The company was established late 2001 by Telecom Egypt, to adopt the role of the Incumbent Operators regional Data communications and Internet arm. TE Data portfolio includes narrowband and broadband internet access services, IP VPN connectivity services and global connectivity services. TE Data's portfolio of services covers the communication needs of all, whether consumers, small and medium internet service enterprises, large corporations and providers. TE Data's service purpose is to cater for everybody's needs online.
  • 4. Company Background National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (NTRA) awarded TE Data with Class A Data Communications License. The license allows the company to Build its own national backbone network, operate its international gateway to the Internet, Co-locate its equipment at the Central Offices and Sell IP and data communications services to end-users as well as other service providers. TE Data's business expansion focused primarily on enlarging customer base, while introducing new & value added services, developing our existing infrastructure, and expanding target markets beyond boundaries. Our mission is to provide cutting-edge converged communications services that exceed customers expectations and drive market growth, by bringing outstanding quality and customer service through attracting and retaining the finest talents, while fostering our business ethics and creating value to our customers, employees, shareholders and communities
  • 5. TEData Jordan In 2004, TE Data Jordan operation was established and a Jordan Data License was acquired. License was upgraded to a Class License in 2005, granting TE Datas Jordan operation a wider variety of IP, Data, and voice services to provide to the Jordanian market. In addition to the original array of IP connectivity services, TE Data Jordan operations has capitalized on its reliable and secure network to connect over 750,000 expatriates to their families and colleagues at a fraction of the cost and a state of the art quality. .
  • 6. TEData Network Network Design Network Performance Built by TE Data Hardware based switching IP MPLS over SDH Achieving best possible levels of Built on top of TEs multiple availability independent core rings IP MPLS Network Coverage MPLS traffic engineered network 1125+ Points of Presence Support QOS and COS for service Covering all of Egypt differentiation Improve d network scalability Network Management Guaranteed performance 24*7 Network Monitoring MPLS based VPN HP NNM Fault management Life over IP Unified multi-service IP network
  • 7. Network Layers International Core Distribution Edge 10 G Access 10 G STM 1 s E 1 /E 3 STM 1 s E 1 /E 3 STM 1 s
  • 8. TE Data Core Network Topology High End Core Routers I. Fully Redundant in terms of: II. Power Feeding III. Control Engine IV. Switch Fabric V. Network Uplinks Core Multi Home Partially Meshed Edge POPs Legend 10 GE NxSTM1 1 STM1
  • 9. TE Data Network Layers and Hardware International IGW routers are Juniper M320, T1600. Core P routers are Cisco CRS-1 & GSR & Juniper MX960, T1600. Distribution P routers are Cisco ESR 10K, Juniper M10, MX480 & M7. Big Edge P routers are Cisco 7600, ASR 1K & ASR 9K & ESR 10K & Juniper M10 & M7, MX480 . ALL POPs PE routers are Cisco 7206vxr & ASR 1K & ESR 10K & Juniper M7. Inter-AS ASBRs Cisco 7206vxr & 7600. Access Servers Cisco Universal Gateways. DSLAMs Alcatel ASAM & ISAM Huawei 5100, 5103, 5105,5603 & 5600
  • 11. TE Data Network Protocols IGP OSPF is the IGP used with TE Data MPLS LDP is used for fast switching of packets and to support other MPLS applications. BGP Route reflectors are used to propagate Routing information to the entire network. TEData divides the network into 4 zones; each zone has its own Cluster, and 2 Route- reflector for redundancy. IPv4 address-family and IPv6 address-family are supported. 8 fully meshed Route-Reflectors distributed in the 4 major core nodes IPv6 IPv6 Edge (6PE)
  • 12. TE Data Customers Protocols Customer peering protocol BGP (Private ASN or Public ASN) as per request. STATIC RIP OSPF ( not recommended ) We dont use proprietary protocols like EIGRP Customer routing enhancements cost for OSPF local-pref, weight AS-Path for BGP hop-counts for RIP Customers unsupported routing enhancements OSPF timers modification BGP Timers modification
  • 13. TE Data Model and Techniques QoS Classes and marking at Core Premium (EXP 5) Gold (EXP 3 & 2) Best effort QoS Classes and marking at Edge Premium (Precedence 5 & EXP5) Gold ([Precedence 3&2] & [EXP 3 & 2]) Best effort QOS Techniques LLQ (Priority class) Bandwidth guarantee WRED (weighted random early detection)
  • 14. TE Data National Coverage
  • 15. Global Data Service Brings the World to you. 15
  • 16. Global Data Service TE data extends its national and regional network and service offerings over the global footprint of international carriers to meet the needs of enterprise and multinational customers. GDS can offer an end to end service (from in-country pop, to the carriers b-end customer location) the service will be NNI (network to network interface) to UNI (user- to network interface) based and will compliant with adequate quality standards One stop -shop provider IP-VPN MPLS L2&L3 IPLC- Leased Line SDH Point to Point IP transit Covering over 200 countries Middle East , GCC & Africa Europe , Asia, Americas & Latin of America
  • 17. TEData can take you further to more places Providing a robust MPLS network that is accessible in over 200 countries trough cost- effective MPLS solutions for communication and collaboration anytime and anywhere. with skilled people Providing future-proof technology expertise you need, and outstanding customer support you deserve. through optimal processes Providing a robust MPLS solution that converges voice, data, video and multimedia on a single network, and thereby deliver operational efficiencies and in-region/local presence to efficiently work on your behalf and industry-leading products Providing a managed MPLS solution and experienced network professionals, enabling you to focus on revenue-generating activities (e.g., product development, lifecycle management) to higher profit margins Providing a cost-effective MPLS solution that improves network and operational efficiencies, and thereby contribute to improved profit margins
  • 19. Global MPLS Coverage EMEA EMEA EMEA Latin/America Latin/America Asia Angola Hungary Qatar Belize Argentina Australia Austria Ireland Romania Canada Brazil China Azerbaijan Italy Russia Costa Rica Bolivia Fiji Bahrain Jordan Saudi Arabia Cayman Islands Chile Hong Kong Belgium Kazakhstan Serbia Dominican Rep Columbia India Botswana Kenya Slovakia Guatemala Ecuador Indonesia Benin*** Kuwait South Africa Haiti El Salvador Japan Bulgaria Kyrgyzstan Spain Jamaica French Guiana Macau Cameroon Latvia Sudan Puerto Rico Guyana Malaysia Cote D'Ivoire Lebanon Sweden Suriname Honduras Nepal Croatia Lithuania Switzerland Trinidad & Tobago Mexico New Caledonia Cyprus Luxembourg Tajikistan Turks & Caicos Nicaragua New Zealand Czech Rep Mauritius Tanzania USA Panama Papua New Guinea Denmark Mocambique Turkey Paraguay Philippines Djibouti*** Namibia Turkmenistan Peru Samoa Islands Egypt Netherlands Uganda Uruguay Singapore Estonia Nigeria Ukraine Venezuela Solomon Islands Ethiopia Norway United Arab Emirates South Korea Finland Oman United Kingdom Sri Lanka France Pakistan Taiwan Germany Palestine Thailand Ghana Poland Vietnam Greece Portugal
  • 20. Global MPLS Coverage Americas Asia Europe Africa Argentina Bangladesh* Austria Netherlands Kenya* Brazil China Belgium Norway Morocco Canada Hong Kong Bulgaria Poland Nigeria* Chile India Czech Republic Romania South Africa Colombia Indonesia Denmark Russia Ecuador Japan Finland Slovakia Australia/Oceania Guatemala Korea France Spain Mexico Malaysia Germany Sweden Panama Nepal* Hungary* Switzerland Australia Peru Pakistan* Ireland Turkey New Zealand* Uruguay Philippines Italy United Kingdom USA Singapore Luxemburg Other Countries Venezuela Sri Lanka Malta Upon Request Middle East Taiwan Bahrain Thailand Egypt Vietnam* Jordan Kuwait Saudi Arabia United Arab Emirates 20
  • 22. Historic and Current Eurasia Routes, and East Med Gateway Germany UK Belgium France Italy Portugal Greece Turkey Cyprus Korea Japan Syria Tunisia Lebanon Morocco Iraq Jordan Iran Qatar China Algeria Libya Pakistan Egypt Bangladesh Taiwan Saudi Arabia U.A.E Myanmar India Oman Eritrea Yemen Aqaba Gulf Philippine Sudan Egypt Vietnam Djibouti Taba Ethiopia AqabaThailand Sri Lanka Brunei Somalia Jordan Singapore Malaysia Maldives Kenya South East AsiaMiddle BERITARCable(FLAG) 4 Fiber-Optic Link Around the Globe Europe 3 Taba-Aqaba Electricity ALETAR, EastWestern FALCON RFPA: 2010 (Plan) and 2006 RFPA: 1997 RFPA: 1998 RFPA: 1997 RFPA: 2005 Tanzania Indonesia Length:,3000+Km and 10,000 km 787 Km Length: 20,000Km Length: 15 Km Length: 39,000Km 27,000Km Mozambique Capacity:Sites:TbpsGbps3,232 STM1s Landing tbd 2of and 2.8 Tbps Capacity: 1.6Tbps Capacity:5 Gbps Capacity: 505Gbps, or Jordan) 10s (Egypt, Madagascar Landing Sites: 39(Egypt, in 33are in Egypt2 Landing Sites: 14,points Syria,are in Egypt; Landing Sites:10, 2 of which countries, 3 2 of which Lebanon) 15, 2 of which are in Egypt 14 In for Falcon Egypt Technology: DWDM Australia Technology: DWDM with OADMs Technology: DWDM,
  • 23. TE North UK France Turkey Levant Countries GCC North Africa Jordan Keoje Egypt East Africa SEACOM Australia
  • 24. 10 Way Diversity with Terabit Connectivity with 60+ Countries Germany UK Belgium France SMW3 HAWK FLAG SMW4 Italy Aletar IMEWE Portugal EIG Greece Turkey Korea Syria TEN Japan Cyprus Iraq Morocco Tunisia Lebanon Jordan Iran Pakistan China Qatar Algeria Libya Abu Talat Alex. Bangladesh Taiwan Saudi Arabia Egypt U.A.E India Suez Myanmar Aqaba Oman Eritrea Yemen Taba Philippine Sudan Vietnam Djibouti Zafranna Flag Ethiopia Sri Lanka Thailand FALCON Brunei Somalia Malaysia FLAG Singapore SEAMEWE-3 Maldives SMW3 SEAMEWE-4 Kenya SMW4 IMEWE FLAG EIG Tanzania Seacom/ TATA FALCON-HAWK Indonesia IMEWE Mozambique Across Egypt EIG Diversity Levels SEACOM Madagascar TATA Owned/ Consortium member ALETAR/BERITAR Private Cables Australia TE North
  • 25. Historic and Current EurAsia Routes, and East Med Gateway Germany UK Belgium France Italy System within system Portugal (TE North) Turkey Greece Cyprus Korea Japan Syria Tunisia Lebanon Morocco Iraq Jordan Iran Qatar China Algeria Libya Pakistan Egypt Bangladesh Taiwan Saudi Arabia U.A.E Myanmar India Oman Eritrea Yemen Philippine Sudan Djibouti Vietnam Ethiopia Sri Lanka Thailand Somalia Brunei Malaysia Singapore Maldives Kenya TEN- Evolving thru Branch Extensions to IndiaMiddleFLAG NGN (HAWK) Africa SEACOM:Tatas TGN EurAsia Europe India South & East (IMEWE) EastWestern Europe Serving Gateway (EIG) MedGateway Tanzania Indonesia RFPA: 2010 (Plan) and 2006 installed) 2009 (100% wet plant Length: 13,000Km Length:,3000+Km and 10,000 km 3,000 6,000 Km 17,000Km 15,000Km Mozambique Capacity: tbdTbps (8 Fiber Pairs) 10 1.28 1.2 Tbps and 2.8 Tbps 3.84 Tbps Madagascar 11, in which in Egypt 4,2 which are 9, ofof Egypt are in Landing Sites: 10,2SEACOM/TATAEgypt ; - 2 pairs 2of which are in Egypt 14 for Falcon Australia Technology: Optical Amplifier DWDM - 1 pair CYTA Technology: DWDM Landing Sites: 3 (Egypt, France, Cyprus)
  • 26. TE Submarine Network Reach and Potential Capability by year end 2010 Germany UK Belgium France Italy Portugal Greece Turkey Cyprus Korea Japan Syria Tunisia Lebanon Morocco Iraq Jordan Iran Qatar China Algeria Libya Pakistan Egypt Taiwan Saudi Arabia U.A.E Myanmar India Oman Bangladesh Eritrea Yemen Philippine Sudan Djibouti Vietnam Ethiopia Sri Lanka Thailand Somalia Brunei Malaysia Singapore Maldives TE North SEAMEWE-3 Kenya SEAMEWE-4 Tanzania FLAG 10 Tbps Indonesia FALCON-HAWK IMEWE Mozambique FALCON-HAWK EIG Madagascar ALETAR/BERITAR IMEWE 5 Tbps SEAMEWE-4 SEACOM EIG SEAMEWE-3 SEACOM TATA TATA Australia ALETAR/BERITAR FLAG TE North
  • 27. THANK YOU ! For more information Hisham Mostafa Global Data Service Sales Unit Manager Office: +202- 333 20 800 Ext: 1636 Mobile: +2-01003448186 Email: hesham@tedata.net Gmail: gds@tedata.net Website: www.tedata.net