Vocus, the cable's owner, reported a break on the Australia Singapore Cable between Anyer (Indonesia) and Singapore on 4 September. Vocus says the fault is in Indonesian waters, about 615 km from the Singapore landing station, and expects repairs to be completed on 4 November, after INDIGO-West is restored.
With INDIGO-West also out of service, both direct Perth–Singapore cables are down. Reports say traffic has been rerouted over other systems, including paths via Australia's east coast and the United States. Vocus restored Layer 2 Ethernet services on 11 September over an additional Singapore–Jakarta path.
Vocus has agreed to sequence the INDIGO-West repair ahead of ASC, which it says gives the best overall restoration outcome.
Vocus says the break is in Indonesian waters.
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Vocus says an additional network path between Singapore and Jakarta allowed temporary restoration of Layer 2 Ethernet services.
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With INDIGO-West already down, reports say Perth–Singapore traffic is taking longer routes, including via the United States.
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