Building 1 will receive the submarine cable and interconnect to the backhaul to metropolitan PoPs
Building 2 is the ancillary station containing power back up, air conditioning and other essential plant
Building 3 is the co-location area to ensure direct open access to the submarine fibre optic network
The landing stations will be operated in compliance with local regulations and on an Open Access basis:
The Open Access co-location area will be treated as an essential facility i.e. an infrastructure asset of strategic national importance
Operating costs of the co-location building such as electricity, air-conditioning, and etc... will be used to determine co-location fees, ensuring that co-location and interconnection fees will be affordable
SEACOM's agreement with the national landing party ensures that all carriers have full open and equal access to the submarine fibre cable via building number three
SEACOM will deliver a FULL package to the customer to ensure that the price of bandwidth includes the full costs of getting from Africa to Asia or Europe
