Nome to Homer Express (NTHE)

Overview

Nome to Homer Express (NTHE) is a domestic submarine cable network spanning 1545 km within Alaska, United States.

Route and Landings

• Emmonak, AK, United States
• Homer, AK, United States
• Hooper Bay, AK, United States
• Igiugig, AK, United States
• Naknek, AK, United States
• Nome, AK, United States
• Pile Bay, AK, United States
• Williamsport, AK, United States

Ownership and Operators

The cable is operated by Quintillion.

Status and Timeline

The Ready for Service (RFS) year for Nome to Homer Express (NTHE) is 2027. The status of the cable is unknown as of now.

Strategic Context

The corridor connects several coastal areas in Alaska, providing connectivity between various points along the Alaskan coast. This cable supports regional communication needs within the state and may enhance data transfer capabilities for local communities and businesses.

Quintillion, with its extensive experience in submarine network operations, ensures that this cable will meet the needs of local communities and businesses effectively. Alaska's coastline is characterized by a mix of mainland and island territories, each with unique economic and social dynamics. This infrastructure contributes to the overall development and integration of Alaska's coastal communities into broader regional networks. The corridor connecting Nome to Homer Express (NTHE) is part of a larger network that supports regional communication needs within the state. The RFS year of 2027 marks an important milestone in the development of Alaska's telecommunications infrastructure, reflecting the ongoing efforts to improve connectivity in remote areas.