Telin, BW Digital Partner for Nongsa-Changi Submarine Cable Linking Indonesia and Singapore

Telin and BW Digital Collaborate to Enhance Connectivity Between Batam and Singapore.

Highlights

  • Telin and BW Digital to develop 50 km Nongsa-Changi submarine cable system.
  • MoU signed during International Telecoms Week 2024.
  • Cable to feature a minimum of 24 fiber pairs, operational by Q4 2025.

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Telin and BW Digital Partner for Nongsa-Changi Submarine Cable
PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia International (Telin) and BW Digital have announced a partnership to develop the Nongsa-Changi submarine cable system, linking Batam (Indonesia) and Singapore. The memorandum of understanding (MoU) for this joint venture was signed during International Telecoms Week 2024, the companies said in a joint statement on Monday.

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Nongsa-Changi Submarine Cable

The 50 km Nongsa-Changi cable will feature a minimum of 24 fiber pairs, catering to the rising demand for connectivity between these key data center hubs. The partners said the cable aims to enhance digital infrastructure, supporting data-intensive services, DC-to-DC connectivity, and high-density AI applications.

Operational Timeline and Expected Impact

Scheduled to be operational by Q4 2025, the system will interconnect data centers in Batam and Singapore, ensuring robust and reliable communication links. Both companies emphasise technical excellence and environmental sustainability in this project.

"BW Digital is pleased to expand its strategic alliance with Telin to deliver the first cable to directly link Singapore and Batam's Nongsa Digital Park," said Ludovic Hutier, Chief Executive Officer of BW Digital.

"The Nongsa-Changi cable represents a key component of the digital ecosystem we are building in NDP. With a landing at the doorstep of the data center campus, it will provide DC operators with fully diverse and secured connectivity, enabling them to further address the spillover demand from Singapore," he added.

“We are proud to continue our successful partnership with BW Digital as we work together to develop Indonesia's digital industry at Nongsa Digital Park and establish the Hawaiki Nui 1 submarine cable system. Extending our collaboration with BW Digital to connect Indonesia and Singapore through the ICE Cable System I Leg 2 further enhances DC-to-DC connectivity," remarked Budi Satria Dharma Purba, Chief Executive Officer of Telin.

Also Read: SingTel Partners Telin to Develop Subsea Cable System Between Singapore and Indonesia

Telin and BW Digital

Telin's infrastructure spans 250,140 kilometres of cable system length, incorporating 27 Global Submarine Cable Systems, and operates 58 Points of Presence in 26 countries. BW Digital is a subsidiary of BW Group, a global energy and maritime group. Headquartered in Singapore, BW Digital develops, builds, and operates digital infrastructures in the Asia-Pacific region.

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