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Hawaiki Submarine Cable, a submarine cable system operator in Hawaiki, New Zealand, has selected Oregon as its landing and operating partner
, building an undersea cable project connecting Australia, New Zealand, Hawaii and the continental United States.
After completing a 4,000-kilometer ocean survey survey between Pacific City and Honolulu, Oregon, Hawaiki signed a landing-party agreement
with Alaska Communications.
The submarine cable spans 14,000 kilometers and can provide an overall capacity of more than 30Tbps, making it the largest link
between the United States and Australia/New Zealand.
Gina Bohreer, senior vice president of Hawaiki North America, said: "Oregon may be the best option
for landing submarine cables on the west coast of the United States.
The coast is relatively safe, and the state's approval process is very efficient; Most importantly, users love Oregon's diversity and easier access to U.
S.
networks and data centers
.
As part of the U.
S.
licensing process for the International Submarine Cable process, Hawaiki subsequently filed an application
with the Federal Communications Commission.
”
The company has signed agreements
with major customers including AWS and TPG Telecom, Australia's major fixed-line ISP group.
The submarine cable is expected to be completed in mid-2018
.
Hawaiki Submarine Cable, a submarine cable system operator in Hawaiki, New Zealand, has selected Oregon as its landing and operating partner
, building an undersea cable project connecting Australia, New Zealand, Hawaii and the continental United States.
After completing a 4,000-kilometer ocean survey survey between Pacific City and Honolulu, Oregon, Hawaiki signed a landing-party agreement
with Alaska Communications.
The submarine cable spans 14,000 kilometers and can provide an overall capacity of more than 30Tbps, making it the largest link
between the United States and Australia/New Zealand.
Gina Bohreer, senior vice president of Hawaiki North America, said: "Oregon may be the best option
for landing submarine cables on the west coast of the United States.
The coast is relatively safe, and the state's approval process is very efficient; Most importantly, users love Oregon's diversity and easier access to U.
S.
networks and data centers
.
As part of the U.
S.
licensing process for the International Submarine Cable process, Hawaiki subsequently filed an application
with the Federal Communications Commission.
”
The company has signed agreements
with major customers including AWS and TPG Telecom, Australia's major fixed-line ISP group.
The submarine cable is expected to be completed in mid-2018
.
