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First new subsea cable launched in the North Sea for in 25 years

Total Telecom

It represents the first new subsea cable along the North Sea corridor in 25 years, an infrastructure milestone that aims to bolster the resilience and scalability of Europe’s connectivity options. 654C cable. 654C cable. ms to Frankfurt, supporting bandwidth capacities exceeding 5 Petabits per second.

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Ekinops upgrades submarine cable for Global Caribbean Network

Total Telecom

Press Release Ekinops , a leading optical transport and network access specialist, today announced that Global Caribbean Network (GCN), a provider of wholesale capacity to telcos in the Caribbean region, has upgraded its existing subsea cable network using the Ekinops360 WDM platform with FlexRate™ technology.

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Intra-Asia route gets bandwidth upgrade as SJC2 cable goes live

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The 10,500km submarine cable system, which has a main trunk connecting Singapore, Hong Kong, China and Japan, adds over 126 Tbit/s of bandwidth capacity to the Asia-Pacific region.

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PCCW Global, Sparkle, Telecom Egypt and ZOI to Construct AAE-2 Subsea Cable System

Telecom Talk

A consortium of four subsea cable operators—PCCW Global, Sparkle, Telecom Egypt, and Zain Omantel International (ZOI)—has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to construct the Asia-Africa-Europe-2 (AAE-2) subsea cable system.

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Telxius and Ciena Achieve First Live 1.3 Tb/s Data Transmission Across the Atlantic

Total Telecom

Tb/s single wavelength transmission carried out across Telxius’ 6,600km Marea submarine cable between Virginia Beach, Virginia, and Bilbao, Spain. This latest milestone demonstrates our ability to deliver that capacity across even the vastest of distances in today’s bandwidth-hungry digital economy.”

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EXA Unveils First North Sea Cable in 25 Years

VoIP Review

EXA Infrastructure has made a groundbreaking announcement by launching the first new subsea cable along the North Sea corridor in 25 years. EXA Infrastructure has established two new cable landing stations and upgraded existing facilities. The new route offers ultra-low latency and significant bandwidth capacity.

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AUG East cable to meet surging AI bandwidth demand

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A Singtel-led consortium has selected NEC to build the 8,900km AUG East submarine cable system.