Kahe Point Cable Landing Site lies within Kahe Point Beach Park, along the southwest coast of the Island of Oahu. The Kahe Point Cable Landing Station is now the cable landing station for the Southern Cross Cable Network and other interisland cables.

 

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Station Name:

  • Kahe Point Cable Landing Station, or Kahe Point CLS

 

Station Owner:

  • PCLI (Pacific Carriage Limited Inc.) , Verizon Business, GTE
  • PCLI owns the Kahe Point Cable Landing Station, and contracts with Verizon for landing party services (maintenance and security) there, which Verizon subcontracts to Hawaiian Telecom.

 

Available Backhaul Providers:

  • PCL, Verizon Business, Hawaii Telecom, Time Warner, etc.

 

Submarine Cable Systems:

 

About PCLI

PCLI (Pacific Carriage Limited Inc.) is a Delaware company, 100% subsidiary of Pacific Carriage Holdings Limited Inc.(PCHL) which is also a Delaware company.

PCLI and PCHL was established in 1998, as a sister company of  Southern Crosss Cables Limited (SCCL) for the Southern Cross Cable Network porject, owned by Spark NZ (50%), Singtel-Optus (40%) and Verizon Business (10%). 

In 1999, the FCC granted MFSI’s request for a pro forma assignment of the Hawaiian cable landing facilities from MFSI to MFSG (both are subsidiaries of Verizon Business). MFSI also requested that the FCC modify the license to permit PCLI to be the licensee for the landing station facilities in Hawaii and for MFSG to be the licensee for the landing station facilities in California (i.e., the Nedonna Beach Cable Landing Station).

In 2018, Telstra acquired 25% stake in SCCL and PCLI and substantial capacity on both the existing Southern Cross Cable Network and the new Southern Cross NEXT subsea cable. As a result, the ownership of PCLI became Spark New Zealand (38.12%), SingTel Optus (30.49%), Telstra (25%) and Verizon Business (6.40%).