The Indonesia Global Gateway (IGG) System is a significant submarine cable project aimed at enhancing Indonesia's connectivity to global internet infrastructure. This project is designed to support the increasing demand for high-speed internet services in Indonesia and the surrounding regions.
The IGG System is scheduled to be ready for service in early 2024. It will feature multiple cable landing stations located strategically to maximize coverage and accessibility. The primary cable landing stations for the IGG System include locations in Jakarta, Batam, and other key areas across Indonesia. These landing stations will facilitate seamless connectivity between the Indonesian archipelago and international networks.
The total capacity of the IGG System is estimated to be 30 terabits per second (Tbps), which will significantly enhance data transmission capabilities and support the growing needs of both residential and commercial users. This remarkable capacity will enable various sectors, including education, healthcare, and e-commerce, to thrive in the digital age.
The lifespan of the IGG submarine cable is projected to be around 25 years, ensuring that it remains a reliable source of connectivity for Indonesia well into the future. This long lifespan reflects the advanced technology and robust construction methods employed in the cable's design.
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