Echo, Tabua and Topaz link Southeast Asia, Oceania and North America. We offer fibre pairs, spectrum and wavelengths to carriers, hyperscalers, neoclouds and enterprises.
Background: a slowly moving 3D view of the Pacific seabed, north up. It travels along Echo from Singapore to the California coast. It shows the Echo, Tabua and Topaz cable routes. A card names each system and the cities it connects.
Trans Pacific Networks is based in the Cayman Islands. We conceived the route that became Echo. We own three of its twelve fibre pairs end to end. On Tabua, we own a full fibre pair.
New paths that avoid the South China Sea and the crowded northern corridors.
Fibre pairs held end to end, sold as spectrum, wavelengths, scalable capacity and long-term IRUs.
Ciena WaveLogic 6 Extreme optics and a US/UK network operations centre with Indigo.
Echo, Tabua and Topaz link Southeast Asia and Oceania to the US West Coast. Backhaul reaches San Jose, Los Angeles, Seattle and Hillsboro.
Singapore · Jakarta · Guam · Northern California
Sydney · Suva · Honolulu · Los Angeles
Tokyo · Vancouver · Seattle · Hillsboro
Ciena
Optical technology
Indigo Telecom Group
Operations & 24/7 NOC
Pioneer Consulting
Engineering & project delivery
Greenberg Traurig
Contracts & licensing
Lambda Consulting
Legal consulting
Echo’s Singapore landing completes a second trans-Pacific route to Southeast Asia. The route avoids the South China Sea. End-to-end service is targeted for late 2026.
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TPN has appointed Indigo for operations support. This includes a 24/7 network operations centre covering provisioning, monitoring, security and service management.
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Both systems will use Ciena’s WaveLogic 6 Extreme and 6500 Reconfigurable Line System. They will deliver terabit-class wavelengths, with commercial service in 2026.
Read articleWhy we chose Indigo: 3,500+ engineers in 90+ countries and a 24/7 US/UK NOC. Together they give TPN the operational backbone for Echo and Tabua from day one.
Lighting Echo and Tabua with Ciena: WaveLogic 6 Extreme and the RLS. They bring terabit-scale capacity. Our Pacific network is built for the AI and cloud era.
A closer look at Tabua: SubCom-built, with 16 fibre pairs. TPN owns a full pair end to end. PoPs are at Equinix Sydney, Los Angeles and San Jose.
