Latest News for: Subsea cable

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Telcos Proffer Solutions to Fibre Cable Cuts, Seek Collaboration with FG

This Day 18 May 2024
Tony Emoekpere, who raised some of the business and economic implications of terrestrial and subsea fibre cable cut, said.
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Government to complete remaining 1,006 rural telephony sites by September – Ursula Owusu-Ekuful

Ghana Business News 18 May 2024
Dr Joe Anokye, Director-General of the National Communications Authority, disclosed that repair works on all subsea cables which got damaged recently had been completed ... All four subsea cable landing ...
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Ooredoo to land world’s largest subsea cable system, 2Africa comes to Oman

The Peninsula 17 May 2024
This agreement marks the most extensive subsea cable system landing in the Sultanate of Oman to date. The 2Africa Cable System, spanning 45,000km, will be the largest subsea cable system in the world.
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Ooredoo To Land World's Largest Subsea Cable System, 2Africa Comes To Oman

MENA FN 17 May 2024
(MENAFN - The Peninsula) The Peninsula Doha, Qatar. Ooredoo Oman, an Ooredoo Group company, has signed an agreement for the landing of the 2Africa Cable System in Barka and Salalah. This agreement ... .
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Van Oord and Sumitomo line up UK interconnector deal

Splash24/7 17 May 2024
Scottish energy firm SSEN Transmission has selected a consortium consisting of Van Oord and Sumitomo Electric as the preferred bidder for the Shetland 2 high voltage direct current (HVDC) link subsea cable.
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Jan De Nul repeats order for extra-large cable-layer in China

Tradewinds 17 May 2024
... with another order for an extra-large cable-layer.
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State Department pursues digital solidarity with like-minded countries

Federal News Radio 17 May 2024
... across a range of issues the workforce development, cloud and data centers, subsea cable is a whole range of things ... And that goes from, you know, subsea cables all the way up to, satellite telecoms.
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Red Sea Cable Repairs Delayed As Yemeni Govt Probes AAE-1 Consortium

YemenOnline 16 May 2024
One of these attacks caused a vessels anchor to be dragged across the trio of subsea cables, severing them and causing major telecommunications disruption across the Middle East, Europe, and Africa.
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Part of Philippine Subic Bay Shipyard Leased Out for Offshore Wind

MarineLink 16 May 2024
... the Subic shipyard include the Philippine Navy which occupies 100-hectares, global logistics company V2X, and Cerberus-owned SubCom, a global subsea cable firm.
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Solar storms hit deep-sea compasses: UVic

North Shore News 16 May 2024
... to minus-30 degrees and was recorded at a depth of 25 metres at the Folger Passage subsea site, which is part of the network’s Neptune cabled observatory off the coast of Vancouver Island.
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Why the Politicisation of Infrastructure, Including Banking, Must be Stopped

The Daily Sceptic 16 May 2024
... regimes (which seems to include most countries nowadays), but not at the scale necessary to rival the subsea fibre-optic cables over which governments and major corporations can exert influence.
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Ooredoo to land world’s largest subsea cable system in Barka, Salalah

Muskat Daily 15 May 2024
This agreement marks the most extensive subsea cable system landing in the Oman to date. The 2Africa Cable System, spanning 45,000km, will be the largest subsea cable system in the world ... of the cable.
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FiberLight Expands with Globalinx in Virginia Beach, Enabling Network Connectivity on a Global Scale

ACCESSWIRE 15 May 2024
As subsea cable tenants transition to terrestrial networks within the Globalinx facility, FiberLight is positioned to deliver fast and secure data transport with speeds of up to 400 gigabits.
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BW Digital and Telin join forces to build Hawaiki Nui 1 submarine cable system and ...

The Manila Times 15 May 2024
Through our partnership with BW Digital and as part of our overall 7 systems of ICE subsea cable, we aim to bridge the connectivity gap between Data Centers across these nations and shape the future of the Asia Pacific Subsea Landscape.".
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