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Converge ICT Selects Infinera as SLTE Vendor for Bifrost Cable System

Converge ICT Solutions Inc. has selected Infinera as its submarine line terminal equipment (SLTE) vendor. This selection pertains to the…

Groundbreaking Maldives-Sri Lanka Cable to power region’s telecoms network

The Maldives-Sri Lanka Cable (MSC), has successfully landed in the Maldives, connecting the coastal areas of Colombo to Hulhumale’. This…

Nine OECD nations experience increased connectivity with high speed fibre

Nine OECD countries – up from six a year ago – now have high-speed fibre making up 50% or more…

Angola Cables and TM Global set to transform data transfer in the southern hemisphere

Most of the global internet traffic today utilizes infrastructure located primarily in the northern hemisphere to link Asia, Europe and…

300 Million dollar submarine cable may be blocked

Confirming Telecom Review North America’s in-depth reporting ten months ago there is now even more concern about this project. This…

Cinia and MegaFon to develop new Arctic telecom infrastructure

Cinia and MegaFon have signed an MoU to partner up to lay telecom cables across the Arctic Sea through an…

Huawei to sell majority share in undersea-cable business

Huawei will sell its majority share in a submarine cable unit, Huawei Marine Networks, amid a US-led drive to isolate…

Telstra partners with Ericsson and Ciena to improve ‘connectivity’ on its subsea infrastructure

Telstra, together with Ericsson and Ciena, has announced a new rapid restoration service on its busiest subsea cable routes in…

Subsea cable: capacity and more

Geoff Bennett discusses ways to extract more capacity and achieve enhanced differentiation in subsea fiber optic cable systems.

New cable to link Myanmar to Malaysia and Thailand

The Singapore-based Campana Group and Alcatel-Lucent Submarine Networks, now a subsidiary of Nokia, have announced plans to build MYTHIC (Myanmar-Malaysia-Thailand…