According to NTT, Cambodia has seen increased investment as multinational companies enter the country to take advantage of government incentives for foreign investment. This has in turn led to demand for reliable, high-capacity networks for communication.
The ASE will provide highly reliable, high-capacity communications connecting Cambodia and other countries in the Greater Mekong region with major locations elsewhere in Asia, including Singapore, Hong Kong and Japan. The arrival of the ASE also will enable NTT Com to provide local customers with even higher quality Internet network services.
The Cambodia extension is based on an agreement that NTT Com has reached with Chuan Wei Cambodia, under which NTT Com will lay Cambodia’s first submarine optical fiber cable.
The Cambodia extension is based on an agreement that NTT Com has reached with Chuan Wei Cambodia, under which NTT Com will lay Cambodia’s first submarine optical fiber cable.
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| Source: NTT. ASE Fast Facts: Total length: Approx. 7,800 km Design capacity: 15 Tbps or above Landing stations: Japan, Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong Participants: NTT Com, Telekom Malaysia, PLDT and StarHub |
NTT Com continues to upgrade and expand its global submarine-cable infrastructure, including through the introduction of a 100 Gbps optical transmission system incorporating digital coherent technology. In addition, the company is expanding its number of ASE connection points and Nexcenter global data centres in Southeast Asia to provide high-quality network, data centre and cloud services in end-to-end solutions.
*Digital coherent is the latest transmission technology for improving spectral efficiency through multi-level modulation, including phase modulation and polarisation multiplexing. It greatly enhances receiver sensitivity by combining coherent detection and digital signal processing.
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