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Echo

Echo

Echo subsea cable system connnects Eureka in California, Guam, Indonesia and Singapore, and other locations.

Echo’s architecture is designed for maximum resilience, with unique Trans Pacific route to Southeast Asia avoiding crowded, traditional paths to the north.

Echo subsea cable system is the first-ever subsea cable to directly connect the U.S. to Singapore with direct fiber pairs over an express route.

The main trunk of the Echo cable system spans 16206km from Singapore to Eureka, California, the United States, with 12 fiber pairs and a design capacity of 12 Tbps per fiber pair using current technology for a total system capacity of 144Tbps.

Google and Facebook are joint builders of the Echo cable system. Indonesian telecommunications firm XL Axiata acts as the landing party in Indonesia. Google through its subsidiary Google Singapore Pte Ltd is the landing party in Singapore. Facebook through its subsidiary Edge USA is landing party in the United States for California and Guam landings. 

Echo subsea cable system is supplied by NEC.

Echo subsea cable system is expected to be ready for service in 2023. 

According to earlier news on the Palau Cable 2, the Echo subsea cable system will have a branch to Palau Island. The Palau Cable 2 is in fact the Echo Palau Branch.

 

Echo Cable Route
Echo Cable Route

 

Title Published Date Hits
Echo Cable System Overview 15-04-21 Hits: 7044
Google Announces Echo Subsea Cable Connecting Singapore to the United States 29-03-21 Hits: 2456

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