March 10, 2026 - 07:47

Malaysian telecommunications provider Time dotCom has announced the successful deployment of Ciena's advanced optical technology across its spectrum on the FASTER transpacific submarine cable system. This strategic upgrade significantly boosts the capacity and reliability of the company's critical international data links between Asia and North America.
The implementation leverages Ciena's GeoMesh Extreme solution, powered by WaveLogic 5 Extreme coherent optics. This technology allows Time dotCom to maximize the potential of its existing cable investment, enabling the delivery of ultra-high bandwidth services. The enhancement is a direct response to the relentless growth in data consumption, cloud service adoption, and the need for robust, low-latency connectivity for businesses and digital infrastructure.
The FASTER cable system, a consortium cable landing in Oregon, USA, and in Japan, serves as a vital digital highway across the Pacific. By integrating this cutting-edge technology, Time dotCom ensures its network can support next-generation applications and the escalating demands of its enterprise and wholesale customers. The move underscores the ongoing investments required in global submarine infrastructure to maintain seamless and scalable international communications, future-proofing connectivity in a data-driven era.
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