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Telekom Malaysia completes Cahaya Malaysia cable system

19 February 2013

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Telekom Malaysia (TM) has announced that its first private international submarine cable system, Cahaya Malaysia, has officially landed at Tseung Kwan O, in Hong Kong, completing its intended route.

Cahaya Malaysia is designed to offer low latency connections from Malaysia to Japan and Hong Kong and has been carrying internet traffic between Japan and Malaysia since August 2012.

The final leg to Hong Kong was completed earlier this month and is now ready to serve connections between Malaysia and Hong Kong and Hong Kong and...

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