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TPE or Trans-Pacific Express submarine cable system is the second subsea cable system directly linking China and USA, aims to offer high capacity between USA and China as well as other Asian countries and regions. The consortium of TPE includes 6 initial parties from China Unicom and China Netcom (which are consilidated as China Unicom), China Telecom, Verizon Business, Korea Telecom, Chunghwa Telecom, sharing the joint investment of US$ 500 million and equal rights of vote and capacity ownership. NTT and AT&T participated in the consortium in March 2008.  TPE was completed in September 30, 2008. The design capacity of TPE cable system is 5.12Tbps, operating at 10Gbps DWDM.

Articles
Title Published Date Hits
TPE Cable to Upgrade with Ciena 100G Solutions and its Impacts
22-01-15 9073
TPE Cable Network Topology
04-06-11 20964
FCC Approves to Activate and Operate TPE in the U.S.
08-02-11 9160
AT&T Files with FCC for TPE Cable Landing License
08-02-11 7065
AT&T and NTT Join TPE Consortium
08-02-11 10203
TPE Lands in Shin Maruyama, Japan
08-02-11 8498
Verizon Business Activates Trans-Pacific Express (TPE)
08-02-11 8971
Construction and Maintenance Agreement for Trans-Pacific Express (TPE)
08-02-11 9649
TPE Cable System Overview
08-02-11 22116
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