Lightstorm's India-Southeast Asia subsea cable system to be ready in 2029' says CTO
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- ✓Lightstorm’s 3,600-km India-Southeast Asia subsea cable system will be ready for service in 2029.
- ✓The company’s Asia Pacific chief technology officer, Vinay V, said the project will connect India’s east coast with Singapore and Malaysia.
- ✓This new network will land at South Chennai, Machilipatnam, Singapore, and Morib to boost connectivity.
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Lightstorm is a network provider that builds high-capacity optical fibre and AI-native connectivity platforms across the APAC region. The I2C cable system, announced in July this year, will connect India's east coast with Singapore and Malaysia. It will land at South Chennai and Machilipatnam in India, and at Singapore and Morib in Malaysia.
Singapore-headquartered Lightstorm's 3,600-km India-Southeast Asia subsea cable system will be ready for service in 2029, the company's Asia Pacific chief technology officer, Vinay V, told ET.Lightstorm is a network provider that builds high-capacity optical fibre and AI-native connectivity platforms across the APAC region.The I2C cable system, announced in July this year, will connect India's east coast with Singapore and Malaysia. It will land
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