The cable went live in October 2008,[228] with a capacity of 1.28 terabits per second in the future (currently at 80 gigabits per second.) 2008 People's Republic of China Norstar Media >50% Telstra acquired controlling stakes in the two businesses, Norstar Media and Autohome/PCPop, for an undisclosed amount.[229] 2008 People's Republic of China Autohome/PCPop >50% See above 2011 Australia iVision 100% Integrated telepresence video conferencing solutions 2011 India Telepresence Solutions Joint Venture with tata group Telstra expands global telepresence reach with partner Tata Communications[230] 2011 India Telstra Telecommunications Private Limited Joint venture with Microland Licence for long-distance and ISP data services in Bangalore, Calcutta, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Mumbai, and Pune[231] 2011 Singapore Telstra Singapore 100% Facilities Based Operator (FBO) licence allowing voice and data networks, systems and facilities. Also enables Telstra to build the local backbone required to support its plans for new cable submarine capacity to Singapore.