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CDSCN

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Converge ICTSI Domestic Submarine Cable Network (CDSCN) is a domestic submarine cable network in the Philippines, spans 1,824 kilometer connecting 22 landing stations throughout the Philippines.

CDSCN consists of 48 fiber cores (24 fiber pairs), running on 400G and 800G technology, being an unrepeatered cable system.

CDSCN serves as a National Backbon Network of Converge ICT to interconnect major islands in the Philippines and serve high speed internet/broadband nationwide with highly efficient and effective services in reasonable and affordable price.

CDSCN is privately owned by Converge ICT Solutions Inc., a telecommunications company duly licensed to install, operate and maintain nationwide wired and wireless broadband network in the Philippines

The project is implemented by Metroworks ICT Construction Inc.  a subsidiary of Converge ICTSI. Metroworks ICT Construction Inc. is responsible for the Converge ICTSI’s Network Infrastructure build.

CDSCN is supplied by HMN Tech.

Converge completed the project on October 31, 2021.

 

Coverge Domestic Submarine Cable Network
Coverge Domestic Submarine Cable Network

 

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Converge Completes Domestic Submarine Cable Network
06-11-21 6003
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