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JUPITER

JUPITER

The JUPITER Cable System is approximately 14,600 km in length and consists of 5 fiber pairs with a design capacity of more than 60 Tbps. The JUPITER Cable System connects Maruyama, Japan; Shima, Japan; Los Angeles, California, USA; and Daet, Camarines Norte, Philippines. As a new transpacific submarine cable route, the JUPITER Cable System will provide greater diversity of connections and enhanced reliability for customers, as well as optimal connectivity to data centers on the West Coast of the United States.

The JUPITER Cable Consortium include Amazon, Facebook, NTT, PCCW Global, PLDT and SoftBank.

JUPITER cable system consist of three main segments:

  • The Main Trunk connects Maruyama and Shima, Japan, with Hermosa Beach, California.
  • The Philippines Branch connects Daet Cable Landing Station, Philippines, with a branching unit on the Main Trunk, with two fiber pairs and soly invested and owned by PLDT.
  • The Oregon Branch connects Pacific City CLS in Oregon, with a branching unit on the Main Trunk, with two fiber pairs and soly invested and owned by Facebook.

The JUPITER Cable System (main trunk) was ready for service in May 2021, its Philippines Branch ready for service in July 2022. 

For more information about the Jupiter cable system, please visit JUPITER Cable System Overview.

JUPITER cable map

Title Published Date Hits
PLDT to Activate Jupiter Cable System in July, 2022 29-06-22 Hits: 2256
Facebook to Land Jupiter Cable into Microsoft's Cable Landing Station in Oregon 06-08-20 Hits: 3178
FCC Grants Submarine Cable Landing License for the Jupiter Cable System 12-07-20 Hits: 2868
Facebook's Jupiter Cable Landing Site Hits Resistance 12-02-20 Hits: 2677
JUPITER Cable System Overview 01-07-18 Hits: 10088
Amazon's First Membership in a Submarine Cable Consortium 01-11-17 Hits: 3892
NTT Com Releases Key Features of JUPITER Cable System 01-11-17 Hits: 4898
PLDT Invests US$136.7 million in JUPITER Cable System 01-11-17 Hits: 3629
JUPITER Consortium Members 01-11-17 Hits: 3473
JUPITER Cable System Contract In Force 01-11-17 Hits: 3369

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