PLDT triples international capacity with new US-Transpacific Jupiter Cable PH link in July
PLDT expands its lead among local telco carriers with the mist number of PH-terminating cables adding the US-Transpacific Jupiter system in July.
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| PLDT will add the US-Transpacific Jupiter Cable System in July |
PLDT activates US-Transpacific Jupiter Cable PH in July
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| It aims to triple PLDT's international capacity! |
The addition of the Jupiter cable system to PLDT's infrastructure significantly strengthens the telco's extensive fiber network, giving customers access to multiple Terabits of data per second of additional capacity. Additionally, cable diversity ensures the ability to reroute traffic in the event of undersea cable cuts.
Since they act as the global backbone connecting nations, delivering communications, and enabling e-commerce and the information age, submarine fiber optic cables are among the most important parts of the internet's infrastructure. With its investment in the Jupiter cable system, PLDT is able to carry huge volumes of data traffic into and out of the Philippines to the US while also enhancing the capacity and resilience of its current underwater fiber cables.
Jupiter employs an "open cable model," which enables consortium members to expand their capacity by investing in data-throughput-improving technologies. This means that even when the volume of data being transmitted worldwide increases quickly and dramatically, PLDT can scale up Jupiter's capacity by incorporating an advanced underwater line terminal facility.
Jupiter is expected to boost PLDT's 20 Terabit/s international capacity to around 60 Terabit/s to the US and Japan. In addition to PLDT's current fixed and mobile services, these include the supply of cloud services, fintech, and rich media content.
The Jupiter Cable system is a collaboration of international service providers, stretching 14,000 kilometers from the US West Coast to Daet, Camarines Norte in the Philippines, as well as to Japan. With this, PLDT will have 17 international cable systems altogether.
With the completion of two further significant international cable systems, Asia Direct Cable and the APRICOT cable system, scheduled for completion in the following two years, PLDT will continue to grow its operation of the country's largest international submarine cable network.
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Your Complete Guide to the Cabo Fishing Calendar
ReplyDeleteCabo San Lucas is one of the most famous sportfishing destinations in the world, and for good reason. Located at the southern tip of Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula, this fishing paradise offers year-round opportunities to catch some of the most sought-after species in the ocean. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or a first-time visitor, understanding the cabo fishing calendar
is the key to planning a successful trip.
Why the Cabo Fishing Calendar Matters
The waters surrounding Cabo are home to a rich variety of game fish, but each species has peak seasons. By consulting the fishing calendar, you can plan your visit during the best months for your target catch. This not only increases your chances of success but also ensures you get the most out of your fishing adventure.
The calendar isn’t just about fish—it’s also about conditions. Water temperature, currents, and weather patterns play a big role in fish activity. Understanding these factors can make all the difference in your trip’s outcome.
Year-Round Fishing Opportunities
One of the best things about Cabo is that there’s no true “off-season” for fishing. No matter what month you visit, you’ll find something biting. However, different species dominate at different times of the year.
Marlin – Blue marlin are most common from June to December, while striped marlin are abundant from late winter through early summer. Black marlin appear in smaller numbers but are typically spotted between July and October.
Dorado (Mahi-Mahi) – Known for their vibrant colors and acrobatic jumps, dorado are at their peak from late summer through early winter.
Yellowfin Tuna – These powerful fighters are available year-round but are especially plentiful from late summer to early winter.
Wahoo – Fast and elusive, wahoo are most common from late summer into early winter.
Roosterfish – Found closer to shore, roosterfish are present all year, making them a great option for inshore fishing trips.