Surge taps Nokia to power new Jakarta-Singapore subsea cable

Posted on July 30, 2025 by Guest authors

Nokia revealed on Wednesday that Indonesian digital infrastructure provider Solusi Sinergi Digital (a.k.a. Surge) has deployed its subsea optical solution in a new subsea fibre network connecting Jakarta and Singapore.

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