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Eastern Mediterranean Optical System 1

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In November 1990, the undersea cable EMOS-1, connecting Israel with Turkey, Greece and Italy, was deployed. This was the first Israeli-built undersea cable, and was augmented by
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in April 1994. Since then, other cables have been laid which have provided large capacity links between Israel and abroad.
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laid the cable. Each pair of fibres are capable of transmitting 1920 telephone calls in each direction.
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in 1991. Consisting of three pairs which are split en route through branching units. The ship
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Submarine communications cables in the Mediterranean Sea
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List of international submarine communications cables
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Index

Palermo, Italy
Lechaina, Greece
Marmaris
Turkey
Tel Aviv, Israel
Turkey
CS Vercors
CIOS
CIOS (cable system)
List of international submarine communications cables


"Legendary Fiber Optic Cable Ship Burns to a Crisp on Skeleton Coast"
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Submarine communications cables
Mediterranean Sea
2Africa
AAE-1
Africa-1
ALETAR
ALPAL-2
Aphrodite 2
BARSAV
Berytar
Bezeq International Optical System
Blue
CADMOS
CIOS

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