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HSCS

The Hokkaido-Sakhalin Cable System (HSCS) is a undersea cable system between Ishikari, Hokkaido in Japan and Nevelsk, Sakhalin in Russia, jointly built by TTK and NTT. The HSCS has a design capacity of 640 Gbps, with a total cable length of 500 km. And the HSCS was ready for service on July 3, 2008. With the seamless combination of the HSCS and the Europe-Russia-Asia (ERA), a trans-Russia terrestrial backbone of TTK, NTT and TTK can offer an alternative and low latency route for the traffic between Asia and Europe.

Title Published Date Hits
ERA and HSCS Broaden the Eurasia Highway 15-07-11 Hits: 9689
HSCS-Hokkaido-Sakhalin Cable System Overview 15-07-11 Hits: 4857
HSCS Japan-Russia Cable System Starts Operations 15-07-11 Hits: 4213
HSCS Project Construction Completed 15-07-11 Hits: 2765
NTT and TransTelecom to Jointly Establish New Japan-Russia Undersea Cable--HSCS 15-07-11 Hits: 3786
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