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A special message from Estíbaliz Hernáez to mark the end of the Marea subsea cable’s journey across the Atlantic, from Bilbao, Spain to Virginia Beach, Spain. Marea is scheduled to be operational in early 2018, and will improve high-speed connectivity between both regions.
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