Network infrastructure
Backbone capacity, engineered for corporate continuity
MIKA's transmission core combines international submarine-cable capacity of up to 300 Gbps with DWDM optical multiplexing and terrestrial distribution, built to keep enterprise traffic moving.
300 Gbps
International submarine-cable capacity
DWDM
Optical multiplexing layer
Backbone architecture
From cable landing to terrestrial distribution
Traffic follows a defined pipeline, with each stage engineered for capacity and continuity.
Stage 01
Submarine cable landing
International submarine-cable routes deliver transit capacity of up to 300 Gbps into MIKA's network.
Stage 02
DWDM optical multiplexing
Dense wavelength division multiplexing carries multiple optical channels over shared fiber, supporting scalable channel growth.
Stage 03
Terrestrial distribution
Redundant transmission routes use automated path switching to maintain service continuity.
Operational baseline
300 Gbps of capacity engineered for sustained uptime
MIKA's international capacity and DWDM layer are designed for enterprise operations that depend on steady throughput, with redundant routes that keep traffic flowing when conditions change.