HANTRU1 Cable System

The HANTRU1 Cable System is a submarine cable system that spans about 7,500 kilometers. It connects the United States to Japan, with landing points in Oregon and Japan. The cable system was built in 2008 by a consortium of telecommunications companies, including AT&T, KDDI, and China Telecom.

The HANTRU1 Cable System has a total capacity of 7.68 Tbps (terabits per second), with 100 Gbps (gigabits per second) per wavelength. It uses advanced optical technology to provide low attenuation and high-quality signal transmission. The cable system also has a route diversity feature that allows it to bypass any damaged cables to ensure uninterrupted service.

The HANTRU1 Cable System is an essential piece of infrastructure that supports global communications and connectivity between the United States and Japan. It enables businesses, governments, and individuals to communicate and share data across the Pacific Ocean with ease and reliability.