Nongsa-Changi

Overview

Nongsa-Changi is a 50 km point-to-point submarine cable that connects Nongsa, Indonesia, with Changi, Singapore. The cable is set to be operational in 2026 and will be owned by BW Digital and Telin.

Route and Landings

Nongsa, Indonesia

Changi, Singapore

Ownership and Operators

The cable is operated by BW Digital and Telin.

Status and Timeline

RFS (Ready for Service) year for the Nongsa-Changi cable is 2026. The exact status of the cable is unknown as of now.

Strategic Context

The Nongsa-Changi submarine cable connects two key Southeast Asian nations, Indonesia and Singapore. This route contributes to a network of redundant paths that ensure continuous internet connectivity in the region, enhancing reliability and resilience for data transmission between these countries. Both Indonesia and Singapore play significant roles in regional submarine infrastructure. Indonesia is one of the largest archipelagic nations in the world, with a diverse economy and growing digital footprint. The country has been expanding its telecommunications infrastructure to support increasing demand for internet services and data transfers. Singapore, on the other hand, is a global hub for technology and finance. The Nongsa-Changi cable will enhance Singapore’s position as a key player in regional data flows, supporting both domestic and international traffic. The corridor connecting Indonesia and Singapore is part of a broader network that supports intra-regional traffic and international data flows.