"CHARLOTTE, N.C., Sept. 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ - Segra, one of the nation's largest independent fiber network companies, today announced significant network enhancements with the development of a new direct inland fiber route from the Myrtle Beach Cable Landing Station, a major hub for subsea international traffic, to Charlotte, North Carolina. This strategic expansion strengthens Segra's offerings and supports the growing demands of hyperscale and international network providers."
"The new direct inland route provides a unique path from Myrtle Beach inland to Florence, South Carolina, and then to Charlotte, where network capacity can be connected to Segra's existing high-capacity core network. The new route is designed to enhance diversity and resiliency for the subsea network community in Myrtle Beach, offering reliable, high-capacity and protected networks with multi-diversity options."
Segra constructed a direct inland fiber route from the Myrtle Beach Cable Landing Station to Charlotte via Florence, South Carolina, connecting subsea landing traffic to its high-capacity core network. The route provides a unique low-latency inland pathway that enhances network diversity, resiliency, and redundancy for hyperscale and international carriers. The design delivers reliable, protected, multi-diverse connectivity options and expanded capacity to support growing international network demands. The project uses Ciena 6500 platform with WaveLogic 5 Extreme 800G coherent optics to enable high-capacity transmission and future scalability across Segra's network.
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