India Asia Xpress (IAX)
In Service
7,800 km · 9 Landing Points · 6 Countries · Ready for Service: 2024
Specifications
| Length | 7,800 km |
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| Status | In Service |
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| Ready for Service | 2024 |
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| End of Service | 2049 |
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| Capacity | 100.0 Tbps |
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| Fiber Pairs | 8 |
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| Supplier | NEC |
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| Landing Points | 9 |
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| Countries | 6 |
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Owners
China Mobile
Reliance Jio Infocomm
Landing Points (9)
| Location |
Country |
Position |
| Chennai, India |
IN India |
13.0635°, 80.2431° |
| Digha, India |
IN India |
21.6219°, 87.5065° |
| Hulhumale, Maldives |
MV Maldives |
4.2119°, 73.5402° |
| Machilipatnam, India |
IN India |
16.1750°, 81.1395° |
| Matara, Sri Lanka |
LK Sri Lanka |
5.9408°, 80.5399° |
| Morib, Malaysia |
MY Malaysia |
2.7512°, 101.4436° |
| Mumbai, India |
IN India |
19.0761°, 72.8759° |
| Satun, Thailand |
TH Thailand |
6.6135°, 100.0661° |
| Tuas, Singapore |
SG Singapore |
1.3382°, 103.6471° |
About the India Asia Xpress (IAX) Cable System
India Asia Xpress connects Mumbai (India) to Singapore via Malaysia. Funded by Reliance Jio and consortium partners.
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