telecom.economictimes.indiatimes.com Henox Crest Submarine Cable Network to Enhance India's AI Connectivity
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- •Henox Crest will create new carrier-neutral landing hubs along India's coastline.
- •The project aims to diversify India's internet capacity and reduce reliance on two existing gateways.
- •Henox has partnered with APTelecom for strategic and technical support in the project.
Henox IT and Data Centers has announced the Henox Crest, a coastal submarine cable system aimed at improving India's digital infrastructure to support the growing demands of artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing. The project will connect key digital hubs in Gujarat, Mangaluru, Kochi, Chennai, and Visakhapatnam, creating new carrier-neutral landing points and reducing reliance on the existing two-gateway system. Each landing hub will serve as an open point of presence for network operators, enhancing resilience and capacity. The initiative is still in the engineering validation and commercial development stages, with no disclosed investment or completion timeline. Henox has partnered with APTelecom for strategic and technical support. The project aims to facilitate low-latency access to AI applications and digital services, positioning India as a bridge between major digital markets in Southeast Asia and the US.
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