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RTI Connectivity (RTI) recently announced that the installation of JGA-N, an undersea cable system connecting Chiba, Guam and northern Australia, has begun, with the Japanese company NEC responsible for installation and commissioning, and OCC responsible for cable manufacturing
.
According to reports, the initial design capacity of the JGA-N submarine cable system is 24Tbps
.
After the landing in Chiba, the system will be extended to two neutral data centers in Tokyo through terrestrial dark fiber, providing customers with access to the RTI network
.
In Guam, JGA-N will land at the Guam Network Connection (GNC) facility, Guam's first neutral cable landing station and data center, which will interconnect
with the Japan-Guam-Australia South (JGA-S) system.
JGA-S will include the main line between Piti (Guam) and Sydney (Australia) with a total length of approximately 7,081km consisting of two fiber pairs, each designed to have a capacity of at least 18Tbps
.
The JGA-N submarine cable system is expected to be completed and put into operation
in the first quarter of 2020.
RTI Connectivity (RTI) recently announced that the installation of JGA-N, an undersea cable system connecting Chiba, Guam and northern Australia, has begun, with the Japanese company NEC responsible for installation and commissioning, and OCC responsible for cable manufacturing
.
According to reports, the initial design capacity of the JGA-N submarine cable system is 24Tbps
.
After the landing in Chiba, the system will be extended to two neutral data centers in Tokyo through terrestrial dark fiber, providing customers with access to the RTI network
.
In Guam, JGA-N will land at the Guam Network Connection (GNC) facility, Guam's first neutral cable landing station and data center, which will interconnect
with the Japan-Guam-Australia South (JGA-S) system.
JGA-S will include the main line between Piti (Guam) and Sydney (Australia) with a total length of approximately 7,081km consisting of two fiber pairs, each designed to have a capacity of at least 18Tbps
.
The JGA-N submarine cable system is expected to be completed and put into operation
in the first quarter of 2020.
