Bifrost cable linking US and SEA is ready for service, says Keppel

Posted on October 6, 2025 by Guest authors

Keppel – one of the owners of the Bifrost Cable System – said on Thursday that the subsea cable linking the US to Southeast Asia is now ready for service and will now gear up to carry commercial traffic in the coming weeks.

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