EXA Express

EXA Express (formerly Hibernia Express) is a submarine communications cable system linking Canada, Ireland, and the UK.^[1] EXA Express is now owned by telecommunications provider EXA Infrastructure after their 2021 acquisition of the infrastructure assets of GTT Communications.^[2] With a latency of 58.95ms, the cable currently provides the lowest latency fiber optic route between the NY4 data center in Secaucus, New Jersey and London.^[3]

EXA Express
Owners: EXA Infrastructure
Landing points 1. Halifax, Nova Scotia 2. Brean, UK 3. Cork, Ireland
Total length	Ca.4,600km
Design capacity	53 Tbps
Technology	Fiber optics

The cable was considered operational on September 15, 2015.^[4] EXA Express spans 4,600 km between its landing stations in Halifax, Nova Scotia; Brean, UK; and Cork, Ireland. The cable is constructed with six fiber pairs, with a design capacity for 53 Tbit/s.^[3]

During the planning phases of the cable, Hibernia Networks intended to use Huawei as the contractor for construction.^[5] However, due to security concerns from the potential customers, Huawei was not used and the construction contract went to TE Subcom (owned by TE Connectivity).^[1]