Kapolei Cable Landing Station

The Kapolei Cable Landing Station is located at 92-384 Farrington Highway, Kapolei, Oahu, Hawaii, for the landing of Hawaiki Cable System in Hawaii.

The Kapolei CLS is owned and operated by Hawaiki Submarine Cable USA LLC (now part of BW Digital).

DRFortress, LLC (DRFortress) is the landing party in Hawaii for the Hawaiki Cable System. But DRFortress does not own capacity on Hawaiki Cable System. DRFortress provides maintenance services at the Kapolei CLS.

Established in 2006, DRFortress is a Delaware limited liability company and the only carrier neutral data center and cloud services provider operating in Hawaii. Based in Honolulu, DRFortress provides network neutral colocation and cloud services to enterprises, content companies, system integrators, carriers, wireless service providers, cable companies and ISPs. On April 3, 2025, DRFortress was acquired by fifteenfortyseven Critical Systems Realty (1547) and Harrison Street from GI Partners. GI Partners had originally acquired a majority interest in January 2020.

In early 2026, the Honolulu City Council granted a Special Management Area Major Permit for the Hawaiki Submarine Cable Landing Expansion Project, to expand telecommunications infrastructure at the Hawaiki Cable Landing Station (CLS) in Kapolei, expand their existing facility by constructing additional carrier-neutral Cable Landing Facilities (CLF) for up to three new subsea cable systems.

Google's Taihei and Tabua cables and BW Digital's own Hawaiki Nui cable are expected to land at the Hawaiki Submarine Cable Landing Expansion site, adjacent to the north of the existing Kapoler CLS.