A multi-system initiative integrating 7 major cable systems, ICE positions Indonesia as a central global hub for digital connectivity, spanning over 100,000 km. By providing redundant routes across Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and North America, ICE ensures network stability, resilience, and ultra-low-latency data transfers. The initiative connects major Indonesian cities (Jakarta, Batam, Manado, Surabaya, and Makassar) with global hyperscaler hubs, reinforcing Indonesia’s role as a next-generation connectivity hub. ICE is set to be fully operational by 2028, making it one of the largest integrated subsea projects in the region.

A groundbreaking 20,000 km cable system, Bifrost is the first direct subsea cable between Southeast Asia and the U.S. West Coast, bypassing the South China Sea via Indonesia’s Java and Celebes Seas. It provides unmatched low-latency connectivity between Singapore, Indonesia (Jakarta & Manado), and the U.S., supporting AI training, cloud interconnectivity, and enterprise applications. As a collaboration between Meta, Telin, and Keppel, Bifrost is a strategic alternative to legacy trans-Pacific routes, ensuring resiliency, geopolitical neutrality, and direct hyperscaler access. The cable received regulatory approval to land in the U.S. and is scheduled to be operational in the second half of 2025—marking it as the first trans-Pacific system approved in the past eight years.

A Google-backed cable, TOPAZ is the first-ever subsea cable connecting Japan to Canada, with an extension to the U.S. via Seattle. This system ensures seamless interconnection for hyperscalers, enabling high-performance AI, cloud applications, and ultra-low-latency data transfers between Asia and North America. TOPAZ represents a strategic shift in trans-Pacific infrastructure, offering an alternative to aging routes like PC-1 and catering to next-generation enterprise needs.

A high-capacity intra-Asia cable system designed to enhance regional connectivity from Singapore to Hong Kong and Japan. SJC2 addresses intra-Asia capacity scarcity, ensuring that hyperscalers, telecom carriers, and enterprises can seamlessly scale their cloud and AI-driven applications across the region.

PEACE is a cutting-edge Asia-Europe subsea system, delivering high-capacity, low-latency connectivity between Singapore and France via the Indian Ocean and Red Sea. Unlike traditional routes through the Malacca Strait, PEACE provides enhanced route diversity, geopolitical risk mitigation, and seamless intercontinental traffic flow. This system is engineered to support global enterprises, hyperscalers, and content providers, ensuring reliable, high-speed bandwidth across continents.

A high-capacity integrated cable system connecting Southeast Asia to the U.S. West Coast via Singapore, Indonesia, Guam, and the United States. This system ensures low-latency, resilient connectivity for hyperscalers, enterprises, and telecom carriers. The combined IGG and SEA-US network enhances trans-Pacific data flows, supporting the growing demand for AI, cloud services, and digital transformation. With a total capacity of 5.9 Tb and 1 Tb of idle capacity, IGG+SEA-US provides redundancy, scalability, and high-performance connectivity across key Asia-Pacific and U.S. digital hubs.