The Palapa Ring Middle submarine cable is a significant infrastructure project aimed at enhancing Indonesia's telecommunications capabilities. This cable forms part of a larger initiative to improve internet access and connectivity across the archipelago.
The Palapa Ring Middle cable became ready for service on August 20, 2020. It is designed to connect various remote and underserved regions of Indonesia, providing crucial internet connectivity that supports economic growth and digital inclusion.
The cable landing stations for the Palapa Ring Middle include key locations that facilitate the connection between the submarine cable and the terrestrial networks. These stations are strategically placed to cover the major islands in Indonesia, ensuring that the service reaches a broad audience.
The total capacity of the Palapa Ring Middle submarine cable is approximately 1.2 terabits per second (Tbps), which allows for high-speed internet connectivity and supports the increasing demand for data services in the region.
The expected lifespan of the cable is around 25 years, ensuring long-term service and reliability for users in Indonesia. This longevity is crucial as it aligns with the growing dependence on digital infrastructure in today's economy.
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