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Recently, the Hawaiki Submarine Cable system connecting Australia, New Zealand and the United States was officially put into commercial operation
.
According to reports, the 15,000-kilometer-long submarine cable system passes through South Pacific island countries and Hawaii, with an initial design capacity of 43.
8Tbps and a total investment of $300 million
.
The system is built by TE SubCom, a subsidiary of TE Electronics, and its main customers include Vodafone New Zealand, Amazon Web Services (AWS), American Samoa Telecommunications Authority (ASTCA) and New Zealand Education Advanced Network (REANNZ
).
"The Hawauki Cable is the fastest and largest capacity connection
between the United States and Australia and New Zealand.
It will significantly enhance our connection to the rest of the world and ultimately improve the daily lives of our communities," said
Remi Galasso, CEO of Havaki Cable.
Recently, the Hawaiki Submarine Cable system connecting Australia, New Zealand and the United States was officially put into commercial operation
.
According to reports, the 15,000-kilometer-long submarine cable system passes through South Pacific island countries and Hawaii, with an initial design capacity of 43.
8Tbps and a total investment of $300 million
.
The system is built by TE SubCom, a subsidiary of TE Electronics, and its main customers include Vodafone New Zealand, Amazon Web Services (AWS), American Samoa Telecommunications Authority (ASTCA) and New Zealand Education Advanced Network (REANNZ
).
"The Hawauki Cable is the fastest and largest capacity connection
between the United States and Australia and New Zealand.
It will significantly enhance our connection to the rest of the world and ultimately improve the daily lives of our communities," said
Remi Galasso, CEO of Havaki Cable.
