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Home›Subsea›IAsia Communications Tests Bangladesh’s Undersea Cable
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September 4, 2012 · about 14 years ago

IAsia Communications Tests Bangladesh’s Undersea Cable

Last week, IAsia Communications Ltd conducted a test run for the Bangladesh’s undersea cable, reports bdnews24 news site. “It will be able to provide voice, data and video services simultaneously,” said Mirza Mohammad Helal, Chief Executive Officer of IAsia. “The country can expect the best service

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Last week, IAsia Communications Ltd conducted a test run for the Bangladesh’s undersea cable, reports bdnews24 news site.

“It will be able to provide voice, data and video services simultaneously,” said Mirza Mohammad Helal, Chief Executive Officer of IAsia . “The country can expect the best service from us.”

The undersea cable which connects Bangladesh to India is expected to begin its commercial operations in September.

The new cable can also support 10-gigabits per second of data transfer

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Subsea World News Staff, September 04, 2012.

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