Subsea Resource Hub

Leading European telecoms and cable infrastructure companies have called on EU, UK, and NATO leaders to step up co-operation to protect the continent’s subsea cable networks, citing growing geopolitical threats and the need for enhanced resilience.

The geographies of data are changing. Historically, the flow of digital traffic has been shaped by legacy, reliable infrastructure, traditional economic hubs, and well-established subsea routes. Today, new forces are redrawing the map.

Sparkle has expanded its network in Mexico with the launch of a new Point of Presence (PoP) in Querétaro.

As the global demand for low-latency, high-capacity connectivity grows—driven by AI, cloud services, and real-time applications—networking strategies are evolving.

Once completed, the 2Africa cable system is set to become the world’s longest subsea cable.

SoftBank, SK Broadband, Chunghwa Telecom and Verizon Business have teamed up to build the E2A (East Asia To North America) submarine cable.

3 - 5 June, Cannes