SINGAPORE -- The head of Singapore's Keppel Corp. on Wednesday said the company expects "immense" opportunities in its subsea cable business as the global digital economy becomes more divided by the U.S.-China rivalry.
During an earnings call, Keppel CEO Loh Chin Hua said the asset manager sees "a lot of demand" in its subsea cables, which will enhance the city-state's position as a regional hub. Singapore plans to double its number of subsea cable landings and expand its data center capacity to boost its connectivity to the rest of the world.
