Super Sistem’s BTI cable moves forward after corridor approval

Posted on September 10, 2025 by Guest authors

The Barat Timur Indonesia (BTI) subsea cable system being developed by Indonesian operator Super Sistem and APTelecom has cleared a key hurdle after the partners secured corridor approval for the system from relevant authorities.

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Microscan and Nokia to deploy optical gear in Mumbai and Pune

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Nokia announced on Wednesday that it is partnering with Indian fibre networking services provider Microscan Infocommtech to deploy its optical network solution in Microscan’s DWDM backbone network in Mumbai and Pune to address surging bandwidth demand….

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