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Flexential, a provider of hybrid IT data center solutions, said the new Transpacific Submarine Cable (NCP) is now operational, providing the lowest latency direct network connection
between the U.
S.
and Asia.
The new U.
S.
-Asia Transpacific Submarine Cable has been commissioned
The submarine cable extends to the Flexential Brookwood data center
in Hillsboro, Oregon.
Developed by a consortium of seven member companies, including a U.
S.
multinational technology company and six Asian telecommunications providers, NCP submarine cables offer capacities of up to 80Tbps, significantly reducing latency between the U.
S.
and Asian markets across South Korea, Japan, Taiwan and China
.
"As cloud storage demand accelerates, access to NCP submarine cables enables us to capture new business opportunities in Asia, making it a key driver of future growth
.
" John O'Hara, vice president of operations at Wasabi, a cloud storage solutions provider, said: "NCP's commitment to submarine cable, and Flexential's reputation as a reliable data center provider, our decision to centralize management at the Brookwood data center was clearly a good choice
.
”
Flexential previously announced that the new Hawaukee submarine cable will also terminate at the Brookwood data center
.
Once completed this year, the Hawaki cable will directly connect the continental United States to Hawaii, Australia, New Zealand and American Samoa
.
The Brookwood data center is currently undergoing a 90,000-square-foot expansion to meet the growing demand for matching services and carrier-neutral, high-speed connectivity to these locations
.
"The demand for high-speed transpacific connectivity is booming due to increased interest in the high-growth Asian market by U.
S
.
organizations, and vice versa.
" Chris Downie, CEO of Flexential, said, "Our growing portfolio of connected products is a huge driver
for potential customers looking to better connect with their overseas customers and operations.
We are proud to expand our Brookwood data center and participate in this major initiative
.
" ”
，
Flexential, a provider of hybrid IT data center solutions, said the new Transpacific Submarine Cable (NCP) is now operational, providing the lowest latency direct network connection
between the U.
S.
and Asia.
The new U.
S.
-Asia Transpacific Submarine Cable has been commissioned
S.
-Asia Transpacific Submarine Cable has been commissioned
The submarine cable extends to the Flexential Brookwood data center
in Hillsboro, Oregon.
Developed by a consortium of seven member companies, including a U.
S.
multinational technology company and six Asian telecommunications providers, NCP submarine cables offer capacities of up to 80Tbps, significantly reducing latency between the U.
S.
and Asian markets across South Korea, Japan, Taiwan and China
.
"As cloud storage demand accelerates, access to NCP submarine cables enables us to capture new business opportunities in Asia, making it a key driver of future growth
.
" John O'Hara, vice president of operations at Wasabi, a cloud storage solutions provider, said: "NCP's commitment to submarine cable, and Flexential's reputation as a reliable data center provider, our decision to centralize management at the Brookwood data center was clearly a good choice
.
”
Flexential previously announced that the new Hawaukee submarine cable will also terminate at the Brookwood data center
.
Once completed this year, the Hawaki cable will directly connect the continental United States to Hawaii, Australia, New Zealand and American Samoa
.
The Brookwood data center is currently undergoing a 90,000-square-foot expansion to meet the growing demand for matching services and carrier-neutral, high-speed connectivity to these locations
.
"The demand for high-speed transpacific connectivity is booming due to increased interest in the high-growth Asian market by U.
S
.
organizations, and vice versa.
" Chris Downie, CEO of Flexential, said, "Our growing portfolio of connected products is a huge driver
for potential customers looking to better connect with their overseas customers and operations.
We are proud to expand our Brookwood data center and participate in this major initiative
.
" ”
，
