Heritage & Infrastructure
Discover Bermuda's remarkable heritage in space communications, submarine cable systems, and telecommunications infrastructure spanning over 150 years of innovation.
Space Communications Heritage
From NASA's early space missions to modern ISS operations, Bermuda has played a crucial role in space communications
NASA Tracking Station Legacy
Bermuda hosted NASA's tracking station from 1961-1997, supporting Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo missions. The station provided critical communications during humanity's first steps on the moon.
Modern Space Operations
Today, Bermuda continues its space heritage with International Space Station visibility, Florida rocket launch tracking, and satellite ground station operations.
Telecommunications Evolution
From the first transatlantic telegraph cable in 1866 to modern fiber optic networks, Bermuda has been at the forefront of global communications for over 150 years.
Current Cable Infrastructure
Modern Digital Infrastructure
Today's Bermuda combines its historical telecommunications legacy with cutting-edge digital infrastructure
Internet Exchange
Neutral internet exchange point facilitating efficient data routing between continents
Data Centers
Carrier-neutral facilities hosting critical infrastructure for global service providers
Satellite Teleports
Multiple satellite earth stations providing global connectivity and broadcasting services
24/7 Operations
Round-the-clock monitoring and maintenance of critical communications infrastructure
Legacy of Innovation
Bermuda's unique position in communications history makes it the ideal location for next-generation satellite and space operations
150+ Years
Of continuous telecommunications innovation, from telegraph to fiber optics to satellite communications
First in Class
Home to many firsts: transatlantic cable landing, NASA tracking station, and modern submarine cable hub
Future Ready
Positioned for the next era of space commercialization and global satellite constellation operations