In a recent interview, Julian Le Dang Dung, Chairman of Stavian HighTech Infrastructure, shared his perspective on the evolving subsea cable landscape in Southeast Asia and highlighted the importance of open, flexible, and resilient infrastructure in supporting the growth of cloud and AI-driven services. His comments focused on the shift toward privately owned, open cable systems that allow greater control, scalability, and innovation, as well as the need for continued technical advancement to ensure infrastructure can adapt to changing demand across key data center hubs in the region.
As part of the discussion, the Chairman referenced Sean Bergin, Co-Founder and President of APTelecom, as a leading figure in the subsea sector. He noted Sean’s longstanding advocacy for privately owned, open, and trusted infrastructure models, as well as his experience navigating complex regulatory and commercial environments across emerging markets. These observations reinforce APTelecom’s established approach to building resilient and secure connectivity solutions, aligned with the broader industry direction outlined by Stavian HighTech Infrastructure.
