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Bifrost

Bifrost Cable System is new trans-pacific cable system connecting Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines, the United State (Guam, Gorover Beach, Winema) and Mexico, with its main trunk linking Singapore to the United States over 16,460 km via Indonesia through the Java Sea and Celebes Sea.

When fully commissioned, the multiple fibre paired, high performance Bifrost Cable System will be the largest capacity high-speed transmission cable across the Pacific Ocean.

Bifrost consortium comprises Meta (Facebook), Amazon, PT. Telekomunikasi Indonesia International (Telin), and Keppel Telecommunications & Transportation Limited (Keppel T&T).

Bifrost cable system is supplied by Alcatel Submarine Networks (ASN), expected to be completed in Q2, 2024. 

The Bifrost cable system is designed with 12 fiber-pair SDM technology and 10.4Tbps/FP, with the following segments

  • Main trunk between Tuas, Singapore, Guam (Alupang) and Grover Beach, USA: 12FP, 16,460km
  • Winema branch: 6FP, 1,526km 
  • Rosarito branch: 6FP, 1,127km
  • Davao branch: 10FP,  184km
  • Manado branch: 6FP, 311km
  • Jakarta branch: 12FP, 280km
  • Balikpapan branch (stub-BU)
Bifrost Cable Route
Bifrost Cable Route

 

Title Published Date Hits
Converge and Keppel Sign Definitive Agreements for Bifrost Cable System 30-05-21 Hits: 3013
Keppel Sells to Converge One Fiber Pair IRU on Bifrost Cable System 23-04-21 Hits: 2465
Keppel Acquires FBO License to Land Bifrost Cable System in Singapre 14-04-21 Hits: 1680
Facebook Invests in Echo and Bifrost Cable Systems 29-03-21 Hits: 3255
Keppel, Facebook and Telin Announce Bifrost Cable System 29-03-21 Hits: 2658

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