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Philippine long-distance telephone company PLDT has said it plans to build two new international submarine cables to further enhance its global wiring capacity
.
As the digital economy continues to grow, data usage in the Philippines is expected to continue to grow
in the coming years.
Genaro C.
Sanchez, vice president of PLDT networks, said the company is planning to add two international cables to complement
the system currently being built in the transpacific.
Genaro C.
Sanchez said, "We have set out to transform our infrastructure
.
Some cables that now land in the Philippines need to be upgraded because they only have a lifespan
of about 25 years.
We have three projects underway, one of which is the completed Jupiter submarine cable system, which is 14,000 kilometers long and is expected to be operational
in early 2020.
”
It is reported that the Jupiter submarine cable system is a submarine cable system connecting Japan to the United States, with a total length of about 14,000 kilometers, passing through the Philippines and other countries and regions, with an initial design capacity of 60Tbps
.
In addition, the other two projects will connect the eastern and western regions of the Philippines, respectively
.
According to reports, the Philippines has not yet signed a construction and maintenance agreement
on these two projects.
However, it is expected to be completed
in October-November.
The cable system in the eastern region will connect Indonesia, Singapore and Japan, and is scheduled to start production
in 2022.
The submarine cable system in the western region is planned to connect Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Vietnam and Thailand, while feeder lines are designed in Indonesia and Cambodia to connect more countries, and Batangas will serve as a landing station in the Philippines, which is scheduled to start production
in 2023.
Philippine long-distance telephone company PLDT has said it plans to build two new international submarine cables to further enhance its global wiring capacity
.
As the digital economy continues to grow, data usage in the Philippines is expected to continue to grow
in the coming years.
Genaro C.
Sanchez, vice president of PLDT networks, said the company is planning to add two international cables to complement
the system currently being built in the transpacific.
Genaro C.
Sanchez said, "We have set out to transform our infrastructure
.
Some cables that now land in the Philippines need to be upgraded because they only have a lifespan
of about 25 years.
We have three projects underway, one of which is the completed Jupiter submarine cable system, which is 14,000 kilometers long and is expected to be operational
in early 2020.
”
It is reported that the Jupiter submarine cable system is a submarine cable system connecting Japan to the United States, with a total length of about 14,000 kilometers, passing through the Philippines and other countries and regions, with an initial design capacity of 60Tbps
.
In addition, the other two projects will connect the eastern and western regions of the Philippines, respectively
.
According to reports, the Philippines has not yet signed a construction and maintenance agreement
on these two projects.
However, it is expected to be completed
in October-November.
The cable system in the eastern region will connect Indonesia, Singapore and Japan, and is scheduled to start production
in 2022.
The submarine cable system in the western region is planned to connect Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Vietnam and Thailand, while feeder lines are designed in Indonesia and Cambodia to connect more countries, and Batangas will serve as a landing station in the Philippines, which is scheduled to start production
in 2023.
