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PLDT's[5][6] 2 April 2025 release says its leaders 'recently inaugurated the Digos cable landing station' without a date; Data Center Dynamics' report of 24 March 2025 (reprinted by SubTel Forum[3], reference 1) already says PLDT 'has launched' it, so the ceremony was on or before 24 March.
BusinessWorld quotes PLDT[1][5][6]: the full system is 'slated for 2027', delayed by work in Indonesian waters while Philippine waters progress well.
SubTel Forum's reprint of Data Center Dynamics' 24 March 2025 report that PLDT[1][5][6] 'has launched' the Digos station, one of two Apricot landings in the Philippines, with the cable's 211 Tbps design and 2027 completion.
PLDT[1][5][6] Enterprise's release that cable laying for the Baler and Digos branches is complete, with the 211 Tbps design, a 33% lift to PLDT's international capacity to over 140 Tbps, and routes avoiding the West Philippine Sea.
PLDT's[1][6] release on the NTC's provisional authority to build the Baler and Digos landing stations, then targeted for end-2025.
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