Seaborn Networks, a developer-owner-operator of submarine fiber optic cable systems, announced the launch of new submarine network services on Seaborn’s AMX-1 submarine network segment connecting the U.S. and Brazil.
Powered by Infinera’s XT Series submarine network platforms, featuring Infinera’s Infinite Capacity Engine (ICE) technology, Seaborn’s new network boasts modernized architecture and industry-leading spectral efficiency, enabling the company to optically bypass cable landing stations and reduce network costs.

Seaborn operates two cable systems, Seabras-1 and AMX-1, both powered by Infinera solutions, to address global bandwidth needs across the Americas. Seaborn’s AMX-1 cable system provides transport, Ethernet private line, and IP services on a geographically diverse path from its Seabras-1 cable, connecting Rio de Janeiro and Jacksonville, Florida.

“Our relationship with Infinera and this collaboration have enabled us to cost-efficiently address our customers’ capacity demands with low-latency solutions purpose-built for subsea transport,” said Paul Cannon, vice president of Engineering & Operations at Seaborn.

“Infinera’s optical engines demonstrate benefits in subsea applications, delivering superior spectral efficiency while significantly lowering network costs,” Nick Walden, senior vice president, Sales at Infinera, said.