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OlaLuz

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2 Landing Points · 2 Countries

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Specifications

StatusN/A
Landing Points2
Countries2

Landing Points (2)

Location Country Position
Palm Bay, FL, United States US United States 28.0338°, -80.5901°
Punta Cana, Dominican Republic DO Dominican Republic 18.6213°, -68.4383°

If this cable is cut

What each country and landing point keeps if OlaLuz goes down. A calculation from our cable and landing-point database, not a forecast.

CountryOther international cablesLand linksWhat remains
Dominican Republic9 yes reserve of 9 cables
United States81 yes reserve of 81 cables

Landing points with no other cable nearby

Every landing point of this cable has another cable within 50 km.

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Counted: other international cables landing in the same country (domestic cables between points of one country are not a way out), other cables at landing points within 50 km, and whether the country has land links. Not counted: cable capacity, operator contracts and satellite. Use as a first look at dependence, not as a statement of what would happen.

Live Performance

15
measurements
6
probes
4
days monitored
183.5
ms avg RTT
0
anomalies

Monitored from 2026-09-01 through 2026-09-05 - live ICMP round-trip time measurements via our monitoring probes. All values below are recomputed daily from raw probe data. ✓ No anomalies detected in the monitored period.

Measurement sources

Probe Location Samples Avg Min-Max Last seen
#6410 own probe Sao Paulo BR 3 149.8 ms 132.2-158.6 2026-09-05
#6427 own probe Sydney AU 3 205.4 ms 188.1-239.9 2026-09-05
own probe Minsk BY 3 214.2 ms 160.4-241.0 2026-09-05
#7062 own probe Cape Town ZA 2 242.9 ms 240.9-244.8 2026-09-01
own probe Saint Petersburg RU 2 133.5 ms 133.3-133.6 2026-09-01
own probe Kyiv UA 2 145.7 ms 145.7-145.8 2026-09-01

About the OlaLuz Cable System

Overview

The OlaLuz submarine cable is a critical telecommunications link connecting Palm Bay in the United States with Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic. Designed to enhance connectivity between North America and the Caribbean, this cable facilitates data transfer and communication across the Atlantic Ocean's tropical zone. It plays a significant role in supporting internet services, business operations, and digital infrastructure between these two regions. By bridging the gap between Florida's eastern coastline and the Dominican Republic's eastern shores, OlaLuz contributes to the ongoing development of digital economies in both locations.

With its strategic placement, the cable serves as a vital conduit for data traffic, ensuring low-latency communication and reliable bandwidth. OlaLuz is part of a broader trend to improve connectivity in the Caribbean, a region that has historically faced challenges in accessing robust and modern telecommunications infrastructure. The cable's deployment underscores the importance of international collaboration in addressing the growing demand for high-speed internet and digital services.

Route and landings

The OlaLuz cable spans the Atlantic Ocean's tropical waters, connecting Palm Bay, located on Florida's east coast, with Punta Cana, a prominent tourist destination on the eastern tip of the Dominican Republic. This route was strategically chosen to link the United States, a global hub for internet traffic, with the Caribbean, a region that has seen increasing demand for digital connectivity due to its growing tourism industry, economic development, and expanding internet usage.

Palm Bay, situated in Brevard County, Florida, is a key location for submarine cable landings due to its proximity to major data centers and robust telecommunications infrastructure. Punta Cana, on the other hand, is a gateway to the Dominican Republic and serves as a critical point for connecting the island nation to global networks. The cable's route crosses the warm waters of the Atlantic, navigating through a region known for its biodiversity and complex underwater topography. This path ensures direct and efficient communication between the two endpoints, minimizing latency and maximizing data transfer speeds.

Ownership and history

Details about the ownership and operational history of the OlaLuz cable remain limited. However, its construction aligns with broader efforts to expand submarine cable networks in the Caribbean and improve international connectivity. The cable likely represents a collaborative effort between private and public stakeholders, reflecting the increasing importance of digital infrastructure in fostering economic growth and regional integration.

The deployment of OlaLuz is part of a global trend to address the rising demand for high-speed internet and reliable communication channels. By connecting Palm Bay and Punta Cana, the cable enhances the resilience of the telecommunications networks in the region, providing an alternative route for data traffic and reducing dependency on older or less efficient systems. This development is particularly significant for the Dominican Republic, where improved connectivity can support tourism, education, and business activities.

What our measurements show

Our live monitoring of the OlaLuz submarine cable reveals that it operates across six measured corridors, ensuring robust and reliable data transmission. The best round-trip time (RTT) recorded is 134 milliseconds, while the average RTT stands at 185 milliseconds. These metrics indicate a relatively low-latency connection, which is essential for applications requiring real-time communication, such as video conferencing, online gaming, and financial transactions.

The difference between the best and average RTT suggests variability in network performance, which could be influenced by factors such as traffic load, routing decisions, or maintenance activities. Nevertheless, the cable's performance metrics are consistent with modern standards for submarine telecommunications systems. By providing stable and efficient connectivity, OlaLuz supports the growing demand for high-speed internet in the United States and the Dominican Republic, contributing to the digital transformation of both regions.

Health

Status✓ Normal
RTT132.15 ms / base 132.30 ms
Last checked2026-09-05 11:33

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Health Timeline

Sun, Oct 18
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Hop Anomaly
40ms → 589ms (14.88×)
03:31
Fri, Sep 11
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Hop Anomaly
43ms → 355ms (8.33×)
09:01

FAQ

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OlaLuz connects 2 countries via 2 landing points.
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