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SEA-US

The SEA-US cable system links the five areas and territories of Manado in Indonesia, Davao in Southern Philippines; Piti in the territory of Guam; as well as Honolulu (on the island of Oahu), Hawaii; and Los Angeles, California in the continental U.S.

The SEA-US cable system spans approximately 15,000 kilometers in length, stretches along a unique route and has been designed and engineered to bypass earthquake prone areas in East Asia, thereby providing a strategic diversity in the range of connectivity to transpacific networks with ensured stable connectivity.

The SEA-US cable system consists of two optical fiber pairs on each segment, with an initial configuration capacity of 1.6Tbps and a total design capacity of 20Tbps using 100-gigabit wavelength technology.

The investment cost for SEA-US cable system is approximately US $250 million. The SEA-US consortium consists of PT. Telekomunikasi Indonesia International (Telin), Globe Telecom, RAM Telecom International (RTI), Hawaiian Telcom, Teleguam Holdings (GTA), GTI Corporation (a member of the Globe Telecom group of companies) and Telkom USA.

The  SEA-US cable system has been ready for service since August 2017.

SEA-US Cable Map

Title Published Date Hits
Telin's SEA-US Cable Connects Global West and East Gateways 18-09-18 Hits: 2123
Globe Launches SEA-US Cable System 15-08-17 Hits: 4148
SEA-US Cable System Ready for Service 12-08-17 Hits: 4742
SEA-US Cable Targets for Completion in Q2 2017 02-04-17 Hits: 2843
SEA-US Consortium to Build Cable System Connecting Indonesia, the Philippines, and the United States 20-12-15 Hits: 4696
SEA-US consortium & NEC begin construction of $250M SEA-US Cable System 20-12-15 Hits: 2941

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