Hibernia Express
MEDIUMHibernia Express is a 6,300km subsea cable connecting London to New York via Halifax, Canada. Originally built by Hibernia Networks for low-latency HFT connectivity, the cable passed through GTT Communications (AS3257) following GTT's 2017 acquisition of Hibernia. After GTT filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, its European infrastructure division — including Hibernia Express — was sold to I Squared Capital, forming EXA Infrastructure in 2022. EXA Infrastructure continues to operate the cable under AS3257. Hibernia Express delivers approximately 59ms round-trip on the London-New York corridor and remains a primary route for inter-exchange arbitrage between LSE, ICE Europe, NYSE and CME. CableAlert monitors via BGP telemetry on AS3257.
Consortium Members & Monitored ASNs
| Operator | ASN | Country | Monitoring |
|---|---|---|---|
| EXA Infrastructure (ex-GTT Infrastructure, ex-Hibernia Networks) | AS3257 ↗ | UK | ● BGP telemetry |
Landing Stations
Monitoring Notes
Lowest-latency transatlantic route. Purpose-built for HFT. Now operated by EXA Infrastructure (I Squared Capital) following GTT Chapter 11 and sale of GTT's infrastructure division in 2022. AS3257 retained from GTT era.
Other Cables on London ↔ New York
Telegram push alerts when Hibernia Express shows BGP anomalies or latency spikes on the London ↔ New York corridor.