EC Link

EC Link is a 1,100 km repeatered submarine cable connecting Chaguaramas (Trinidad and Tobago), Willemstad (Curaçao), and North Salina (Bonaire) in the southern Caribbean. Owned by Liberty Latin America through C&W Networks, it is one of the older Caribbean submarine systems still in active service since 2007. TE SubCom later upgraded the system with 100G wavelength technology (5x100G capability), extending its commercial lifespan. EC Link is part of a broader Caribbean connectivity fabric alongside systems like Amerigo Vespucci and CBUS-1, providing redundancy for a region where hurricane damage to submarine cables is a recurring risk. GeoCables monitors this cable with RIPE Atlas probes, detecting anomalies when RTT deviates from historical baselines.