Global Cloud Xchange (GCX), a subsidiary of Reliance Communications, has announced the expansion of Singapore-India connectivity to a broader base of global enterprises and carriers.
GCX will acquire capacity on the Tata Indicom Cable (TIC) between Singapore and Chennai, which will be extended across the seven Indian capital cities on the GCX domestic network within India. This terrestrial and submarine network will play a key role in Reliance's expansion of its Cloud Xchange (Cloud X) nodes which will be the terminal points across this new network.
"We are pleased to utilise the existing subsea cable infrastructure to deliver immediate capacity to meet growing requirements of our global business customers," said Bill Barney, CEO of Reliance Communications (Enterprise) and GCX. "This will also support our digital backbone as we complete deployment of our Cloud X nodes across India."
Based on current 100G technology, GCX will be able to deliver significant capacity across the Singapore-India route with the ability to further upgrade in the future. The new capacity will interconnect with RCOM's established network of data centres, connected by India's largest terrestrial fibre network which also connects into GCX's global infrastructure - the world's largest privately owned subsea cable system, says Reliance.
While Reliance's infrastructure already constitutes part of India's digital backbone, the enhanced Singapore-India connectivity will deliver further diversity to meet growing market demands. "This will be a mission-critical component in the digital transformation of India and its connectivity to the world," Barney said.
GCX will acquire capacity on the Tata Indicom Cable (TIC) between Singapore and Chennai, which will be extended across the seven Indian capital cities on the GCX domestic network within India. This terrestrial and submarine network will play a key role in Reliance's expansion of its Cloud Xchange (Cloud X) nodes which will be the terminal points across this new network.
"We are pleased to utilise the existing subsea cable infrastructure to deliver immediate capacity to meet growing requirements of our global business customers," said Bill Barney, CEO of Reliance Communications (Enterprise) and GCX. "This will also support our digital backbone as we complete deployment of our Cloud X nodes across India."
Based on current 100G technology, GCX will be able to deliver significant capacity across the Singapore-India route with the ability to further upgrade in the future. The new capacity will interconnect with RCOM's established network of data centres, connected by India's largest terrestrial fibre network which also connects into GCX's global infrastructure - the world's largest privately owned subsea cable system, says Reliance.
While Reliance's infrastructure already constitutes part of India's digital backbone, the enhanced Singapore-India connectivity will deliver further diversity to meet growing market demands. "This will be a mission-critical component in the digital transformation of India and its connectivity to the world," Barney said.
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