Cable
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Recent damage to undersea cables in the Baltic Sea has sparked fears of sabotage, but experts urge caution before assigning blame. -
UK energy regulator Ofgem has greenlit five new subsea energy links in the North Sea.
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Internet Exchange operator DE-CIX has partnered with submarine cable firm GCX to resell the IX’s India’s services to end global end customers.
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Angola Cables has launched a European subsidiary, TelCables Europe, to bring its digital solutions to customers across Europe and the Mediterranean.
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The development of Indonesia Cable Express System 2 (ICE System 2) will boost Indonesia's infrastructure
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Digicel has deployed Infinera’s GX Series, featuring Infinera’s ICE6 800G and FlexILS solutions, to light the Deep Blue One subsea cable connecting French Guiana, Suriname, Guyana, and Trinidad and Tobago.
Forthcoming events
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IOEMA Fibre has announced a new submarine cable that will link key markets across Northern Europe.
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Niklas Lindqvist, Nordic General Manager at Onnec believes data centre operators on the race to deliver capacity
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Unitirreno Submarine Networks has secured landing permits in strategic locations including Mazara del Vallo, Genoa and Rome.
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David Coughlan, CEO of SubCom, talks to Capacity about the challenges of working in the Red Sea
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Global Independent Connect Limited (GICL), a subsidiary of IHS Holding, has completed the rollout of more than 10,000km of fibre optic cables across Nigeria’s 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory.
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The new route will connect London with Ostend and increase cross-channel reliability.
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PLDT confirms the launch of the Philippines segment of the US-Transpacific Jupiter subsea cable system.
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Farice and Far North Digital (FND) have inked a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for the joint marketing and sales of its combined connectivity between Japan and Iceland.
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Another subsea takes to the sea, this time in Asia. Capacity speaks to Dr Erwei Lin, director & executive vice president of China Mobile International Limited (CMI), about the newly announced SEA-H2X subsea cable.
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A shortage of cable ships is hurting the subsea industry’s booming demand for new fibre routes to serve hyperscalers. Alan Burkitt-Gray investigates
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Ocean Networks has been selected by the Research Corporation of the University of Hawaii (RCUH)to conduct research on fibre optic cable routing and site locations for new cable landing stations.
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Djibouti Telecom confirms the landing of the 2Africa subsea cable in Djibouti.
