PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia International (TELIN) and BW Digital have launched a strategic initiative to develop the Nongsa-Changi undersea cable, enhancing connectivity between Batam and Singapore.
In a significant move to expand regional data infrastructure, TELIN and BW Digital have signed a memorandum of understanding to develop the Nongsa-Changi undersea cable, aimed at addressing the burgeoning demand for robust connectivity between Batam and Singapore.
The partnership reflects a strategic alignment between TELIN and BW Digital, focusing on leveraging their joint expertise to enhance regional connectivity and support the digital economy’s growth.
The 50 km long Nongsa-Changi cable will include at least 24 fiber pairs, providing a high-capacity and reliable communication link crucial for supporting data-intensive digital services and AI applications.
The project is expected to significantly boost the digital economy in Batam and Singapore by facilitating efficient data transfer and enhancing the resilience of regional networks.
Emphasizing environmental sustainability and technical superiority, the construction and deployment of the undersea cable will use advanced technologies to ensure minimal ecological impact.
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Scheduled to be operational by Q4 2025, the Nongsa-Changi undersea cable will play a pivotal role in catering to the overflow demand from Singapore’s data centers, providing a new avenue for digital traffic management.
The Nongsa-Changi undersea cable project represents a significant advancement in enhancing digital connectivity between Indonesia and Singapore. For businesses and consumers alike, this will ensure faster and more reliable data exchange, contributing to the seamless integration of digital services across borders.
TELIN and BW Digital are set to revolutionize the connectivity landscape between Indonesia and Singapore with the Nongsa-Changi undersea cable. This initiative not only supports the growing demand for digital services but also underscores the commitment to building sustainable and advanced digital infrastructure in the region.
Source: Posko News (2024)
