Vietnam’s internet speed to fully recover on June 11
Internet speed in Vietnam is expected to fully recover on June 11 as repairs of the two major undersea cables are completed, the Internet Service Provider (ISP) said on June 3.
Hanoi (VNA) – Internet speed in Viet💛nam is expectedto fully recover on June 11 as repairs of ☂the two major undersea cables are completed, the Internet Service Provider (ISP) said on June 3.
Faults at the S9 and S1.7 sections of the Asia-PacificGateway (APG) cable will be fixed from June 6 to 11. The 10,400 km-long APG boasts a capacity of 54Tbps - the largestof any network in Asia - and connects eight countries and territories in theAsia-Pacific region. It was funded by VNPT, Viettel, FPT, and CMC Telecom and putinto operation at the end of 2016. The cable may have suffered a rupture at the S9 sectionlinking Vietnam with Singapore in late April, and broke at the S1.7 section onMay 23, causing a loss of internet connection between Vietnam and othercountries. The Asia-America Gateway (AAG) undersea cable linkingSoutheast Asia and the US, meanwhile, is also under repair which is supposedto wrap up on June 6. The cable previously broke at the S1H section connectingVietnam with Hong Kong (China). In addition to the two, four other submarine cable systemsof Vietnam include the South-East Asia - Middle East - Western Europe 3 (SMW-3),the Asia-Africa-Europe 1 (AAE-1), the TGN-Intra Asia Cable System (TGN-IA), andthe Thailand-Vietnam-Hong Kong (TVH)./.
A Vietnamese telecoms provider said on April 4 that the Asia-America Gateway (AAG) undersea cable linking Southeast Asia with the US has suffered a breakdown.
Internet access quality in Vietnam basically meets standards, according to figures released by the Vietnam Internet Network Information Center (VNNIC) under the Ministry of Information and Communications for the first time on April 20.
Repairs to the Asia-America Gateway (AAG) undersea cable linking Southeast Asia with the US will begin on May 28 and are scheduled to wrap up on June 2, a Vietnamese telecoms provider has said.
A broken section of the Asia-America Gateway (AAG) undersea cable linking Southeast Asia and the US has been detected in recent times, an internet service provider said on June 2.
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