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Thailand's CAT to Build Southeast Asia’s First OTN Premium Private Line Network

Thailand's CAT to Build Southeast Asia’s First OTN Premium Private Line Network Image Credit: Huawei

CAT, Thailand's national telecom operator, and Huawei announced that they will build Southeast Asia’s first OTN premium private line network.

The Operator aims to serve multinational companies and customers in public and private sectors, such as government agencies and finance customers, with the new network. The network will provide high-quality domestic and international private lines to support the global transformation of enterprises. The majority of CAT’s current enterprise private lines are MPLS VPN based. 

As one of the early adopters of Huawei's premium private line concept, CAT has upgraded its existing 100G cross-border network by deploying Huawei's Intelligent OptiX Network solution to build a high-quality private line network that covers the whole of Thailand, while connecting China, Singapore, Cambodia, and Myanmar. 

Colonel Sanpachai Huvanandana, President of CAT
This OTN premium private line network will cover 76 administrative regions in Thailand and connects multiple countries around the world. It can provide 2M to 100G high-quality private lines for enterprises in Southeast Asia.

Kevin Huang, VP of Huawei's Transmission & Access Product Line
This solution aims to provide ubiquitous optical connections for enterprises to enjoy a quality experience and create a win-win situation for enterprises and operators.

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