Submarine cable to connect north Australia to Asia

A $100 million, 1000km international submarine cable that will provide 40 terabytes per second of internet capacity between Australia and Asia and open up the Pilbara mining region for low-latency connectivity into Singapore.

Part of the Darwin-Jakarta-Singapore Cable

07 September 2021
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Telecommunication company Vocus has signed construction contracts for an international cable landing in Darwin that links the Australia Singapore Cable to the North West Cable System in Port Hedland.

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