Some times ago, I'd tried to find out more about Pacnet's EAC-C2C cables. It was not easy since both EAC and C2C are mature systems that operated since more than 6 years ago and that the ownership was changed several times. I found an interresting talk given by Yves Poppe at APAN meeting oneday in 2006: i.e. he addressed 3 "east Asian telecommunication aortas" :
- EAC (East Asia Crossing) : design capacity --> 2.56 Tbps; RFS Jan 2001
- APCN-2 (Asia Pacific Cable Network - 2): design capacity --> 2.56 Tbps; RFS Dec 2001
- C2C (City to City): design capacity --> 7.68 Tbps; RFS Dec 2001
As reported by several media, Pacnet (formerly ANC) currently owns and operates both EAC and C2C. ANC took over EAC in January 2003.
3 Telecommunication Aortas in East Asia (Source Telegeography; taken from Yves Poppe's Talk) -- seems it is a typo: C2C <----> APCN2
3 Telecommunication Aortas in East Asia (Source Telegeography; taken from Yves Poppe's Talk) -- seems it is a typo: C2C <----> APCN2
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