NEC Corporation has completed the East Micronesia Cable System (EMCS), significantly strengthening submarine cable connectivity across Pacific island nations. As a result, the project improves communication infrastructure and supports economic growth and digital access throughout the region.
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Following completion, NEC transferred ownership of the EMCS submarine cable to regional operators. Specifically, the system now belongs to the FSM Telecommunications Cable Corporation (FSMTCC) and Bwebweriki Net Limited (BNL), Kiribati’s state-owned telecommunications provider.
Ownership Transfer Strengthens Regional Infrastructure
This handover marks the final phase of the project. Consequently, the East Micronesia Cable System now delivers reliable, high-speed internet connectivity across the Pacific.
In addition, the system strengthens telecommunications infrastructure in remote island nations. Therefore, it supports long-term digital development and improves access to global networks.
Meanwhile, NEC continues to lead in the wire and cable industry by delivering advanced submarine cable systems. Furthermore, this project highlights the company’s role in expanding global connectivity and supporting infrastructure growth in underserved regions.
