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AAG

The Asia-America Gateway (AAG) is a 20,000km and the first submarine cable system linking South East Asia directly with the USA, provides connectivity between Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Brunei Darussalam, Vietnam, Hong Kong SAR, Philippines, Guam, Hawaii and the US West Coast .

The AAG consists of two fiber pairs from Hong Kong to Hawaii via the Philippines and Guam, three fiber pairs from Hong Kong to Singapore with branching units to Vietnam, Brunei, Malaysia and Thailand, and three fiber pairs from Hawaii to the US west coast.

The AAG cable system was intially designed with 96*10Gbps DWDM technology, with a minimum system capacity of 1.92 Tbps.

The AAG cable system was supplied by ASN and NEC, with a total cost of about US$560 million, completed and ready for service on November 10, 2009.

In 2011, the AAG cable system was upgraded with 40Gbps DWDM technology and increased system capacity up to 5.2 Tbps. And it was further upgraded with 100Gbps DWDM technology in 2014.

For more information, please refer to the articles about AAG cable system and its network parameters.

 

AAG cable route

Title Published Date Hits
AAG Cable Down Offshore Vietnam on April 3 (repaired on April 21) 04-04-20 Hits: 3326
AAG Cable Cut Offshore Vietnam on Jan. 5 12-01-15 Hits: 5345
PLDT Invests $2million in AAG 100G Upgrade 13-10-14 Hits: 5022
AAG Upgrades with Ciena's 100G Technology 11-10-14 Hits: 5715
Alcatel-Lucent to Upgrade AAG's Philippines-US Segment with 40G Technology 11-10-14 Hits: 4492
AAG Cable Upgrades with Mitsubishi Electric's 40G Technology 11-10-14 Hits: 6758
AAG Cable Cut Again While Repairing 04-10-14 Hits: 4161
AAG Cable Cuts Incur Blames on its Poor Design in Vietnam 25-09-14 Hits: 6675
AAG Cable Cut Rockets SubmarineNetworks.com in Vietnam 06-01-14 Hits: 6067
AAG Cable Network to Upgrade with 40G 11-11-11 Hits: 7433

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