Singapore - Telecommunications Infrastructure to 2010

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Last updated: 14 Jan 2011 Update History

Report Status: Archived

Report Pages: 14

Analyst: Peter Evans

Synopsis

Singapore’s reputation for a truly progressive telecommunications market over the past three decades has been built on its excellent infrastructure. While the nation’s geographical situation has been of considerable advantage in putting its infrastructure in place, other factors, including the government’s strong commitment to developing telecommunications, have certainly helped. Singapore was one of the first countries in the world to have a fully digital telephone network. In this report we look at Singapore’s domestic and international infrastructure. Singapore is a natural hub for submarine cables in the Asia Pacific region. As well as submarine cables, International infrastructure includes a number of satellite networks.

Note: This is an archived report and has not been updated since 2010.

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