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Telstra's global arm Telstra International has announced a plan to upgrade its international network, which includes boosting the capacity of its subsea cable infrastructure from its current 235 Tbps to more than 800 Tbps of total lit capacity.

Telstra global arm Telstra International has partnered with Trans Pacific Networks (TPN) to build and operate the Echo Cable, a subsea cable to connect the US to Singapore, creating a new route and delivering connectivity in the Trans-Pacific.

Telstra global arm Telstra International has extended its network capabilities into Latin America by establishing a point-of-presence (PoP) at Stemmons Towers in Dallas, Texas in collaboration with Mexican telecommunication providers Axtel and Vivaro.

Telstra International, the global arm of Telstra, will be partnering with Google and APTelecom to deliver the new central Pacific Connect initiative which it says will significantly uplift connectivity for people and businesses of the Pacific.

Telecommunications provider Telstra has promoted its finance and strategy executive director Roary Stasko to Telstra International CEO effective 1 July.

A private Australian submarine cable developer, ASSC-1 Communications Group, is to build a new four pair submarine cable from Perth to Indonesia via Singapore and has already sold one pair to Telstra.

Telstra's Indian joint venture, Telstra Telecommunications Private Limited (TTPL) has finally been awarded licences to provide customers in India with international and national long-distance telecommunications and Internet services, but is it now entering the market three years behind major global telcos like BT & AT&T.

Telstra International has appointed Martijn Blanken as chief operating officer, based in Hong Kong and reporting to Telstra International group managing director, Tarek Robbiati.

Telstra has appointed Ms Xiaowei Chen to the role of CEO Telstra China: a market from which it aimed to generate $1.0b in revenues by 2013, but where it is still well short of this figure.