Far East Submarine Cable System (FESC)
The Far East Submarine Cable System (FESC) is a major telecommunications infrastructure project designed to enhance connectivity between various regions in the Asia-Pacific. This advanced submarine cable system plays a significant role in supporting the increasing demand for high-speed internet and telecommunications services.
Ready for Service Date:
The FESC officially went live and became ready for service on December 20, 2019.
Cable Landing Stations:
The cable connects several key landing stations across the Asia-Pacific region, which are instrumental in facilitating international data traffic. Notable cable landing stations include:
Total Capacity:
The FESC boasts a remarkable total capacity of 60 terabits per second (Tbps), significantly enhancing bandwidth availability for users and businesses across the connected regions.
Lifespan of the Cable:
Designed for longevity and resilience, the expected lifespan of the FESC is approximately 25 years. This durability ensures that the infrastructure can support evolving technology and increasing data demands over time.
Consortium Members:
The consortium behind the Far East Submarine Cable System includes the following members: