The BT-MT-1 submarine cable is a high-speed data transmission cable that connects various countries in the Asia-Pacific region. It is owned and operated by a consortium of telecommunications companies, including Japan's NTT Communications, Singapore's Singtel, and Malaysia's Telekom Malaysia.
The cable stretches over 7,600 kilometers and connects Japan, Malaysia, and Singapore, providing high-speed, reliable internet connectivity between these countries. The cable has a capacity of 1.28 terabits per second, making it one of the highest-capacity submarine cables in the region.
The BT-MT-1 submarine cable plays a critical role in facilitating international business and commerce in the Asia-Pacific region. It also supports a wide range of online activities, including video streaming, online gaming, and cloud computing services.
The construction of the BT-MT-1 submarine cable was completed in 2016, and it has been in operation ever since. It is a testament to the importance of high-speed data transmission in today's interconnected world, and it is expected to continue providing essential connectivity services for years to come.