Tata Communications Unveils TGN-IA2 Subsea Cable to Power Next-Gen Global Connectivity

Tata Communications Unveils TGN-IA2 Subsea Cable to Power Next-Gen Global Connectivity

In a significant move to enhance enterprise connectivity across Asia and globally, Tata Communications has integrated the TGN-IA2 submarine cable system into its global network. Developed by the Asia Direct Cable (ADC) consortium, this advanced infrastructure is engineered to deliver high-capacity, scalable, and reliable connectivity solutions, catering to the surging digital demands of businesses worldwide. 

Powering High-Performance Intra-Asia Connectivity 

The TGN-IA2 system is purpose-built to serve enterprises, hyperscalers, and service providers with diverse and resilient intra-Asia connectivity. It offers multiple route options and built-in redundancy, enabling uninterrupted operations and high-speed data flow across key regions—including Asia, India, the US, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. 

Next-Gen Connectivity Tailored for a Digital-First Economy 

Unlike typical consortium-led cable systems, TGN-IA2 gives Tata Communications full end-to-end ownership and operational control. This strategic advantage allows for faster provisioning, independent capacity scaling, and greater flexibility—enabling rapid adoption of advanced digital applications like AI/ML workloads, data center interconnectivity, and ultra-high-definition content delivery. 

“At Tata Communications, we’re committed to building next-generation subsea infrastructure to meet the ever-evolving needs of global enterprises,” said Genius Wong, Executive Vice President – Core and Next-Gen Connectivity Services & CTO. “Whether you’re a cloud provider expanding in Asia or a digital-first enterprise looking for low-latency, high-reliability connectivity, TGN-IA2 lays the groundwork for your growth.” 

TGN-IA2: Key Benefits for Global Businesses 

  • Accelerated Speeds & Ultra-Low Latency: Perfect for high-speed data transmission and mission-critical operations 
  • Increased Reliability: Network redundancy ensures 24/7 business continuity 
  • Expanded Network Reach: Complements the existing TGN-IA system for wider, more flexible coverage 
  • Built for the Future: Infrastructure ready to power tomorrow’s digital innovations 

With the addition of TGN-IA2, Tata Communications solidifies its role as a global leader in intelligent, secure, and scalable connectivity—empowering industries such as finance, logistics, e-commerce, and digital services to lead in a connected world. 

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