English (UK) 
简体中文(中国) The KJCN(or Korea-Japan Cable Network) is a 500-km repeaterless submarine cable system with diverse cable routes connecting Korea and Japan, with a design capacity of 2.88 Tbps. The KJCN was ready for service on March 23, 2002, before the 2002 FIFA World Cup Korea/Japan.
System Profile
Cable System:
- KJCN, or Korea-Japan Cable Network
Cable Length:
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- 500 Km, each of 250 Km over both south and north cable routes
Design Capacity:
- 2.88 Gbps
- 12 fiber pairs
- 10 Gbps x 24 wavelength over each fiber pair
Lit Capacity:
- 50 Gbps
Ready for Service Date:
- March 23, 2002
Investment Type:
- Consortium
Initial Investment:
- US$ 60 million
Owner(s):
- KT, 20% stake
- NTT, 20% stake
- Softbank (Japan Telecom), 20% stake
- KEPCO (Kyushu Electric Power Co.), 40% stake
Landing Stations:
- Pusan, Korea, KT
- Fukuoka, Japan, NTT
- Kitakyushu, Japan, Softbank
Vendor:
- Fujitsu (award of US$ 40 million)
KJCN Cable Map
