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Trans Pacific Networks selects Ciena technology to boost undersea connectivity on Echo and Tabua Cables

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Ciena Corporation signs new client Trans Pacific Networks.

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Trans Pacific Networks selects Ciena technology to boost undersea connectivity on Echo and Tabua cables. * Trans Pacific Networks (TPN) operates fiber pairs on the Echo and Tabua cable systems, Echo is the world's longest subsea digital line segment at over 16,000 km * Ciena's WaveLogic 6 Extreme and Reconfigurable Line System deliver power- and space-efficient high-speed connectivity on routes connecting U.S. to Indonesia and Singapore * Deployment drives economic growth by providing reliable, high-speed internet access Hanover, Maryland - Trans Pacific Networks (TPN) is deploying Ciena's (NYSE: CIEN) industry-leading optical solutions to provide high-speed, low-latency digital connectivity across the Asia-Pacific region. With Ciena's technology powering its Echo and Tabua subsea cables, TPN will be able to deliver terabit wavelengths, maximizing the capacity and efficiency of these critical assets. Pioneer Consulting will oversee route engineering, technical quality assurance, and end-to-end project execution. "TPN is paving the way for a more connected digital experience for half-a-billion users across the U.S. and Pacific," said Alfred Au Yeung, Chief Operating Officer at Trans Pacific Networks. "With Ciena's innovative optical solutions and expertise in subsea cable architecture, we can boost capacity and continue to drive economic growth across the...

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