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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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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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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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Sebastian Sassi: 3 Rules Broadband Disruptors Follow to Win the Bandwidth Battleground

Broadband Breakfast

History has shown that when public dollars fund fiber projects en masse, major telecom operators secure priority access to infrastructure providers, leaving regional operators with reduced supply, higher costs, and longer wait times. There’s limited manufacturing capacity for fiber cable and high-quality components.

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Sparkle and Turkcell sign subsea cable MoU 

Total Telecom

News The MoU was signed during this years MWC Barcelona Sparkle and Turkcell have announced a new partnership to develop a subsea cable in the Mediterranean. This week, at MWC Barcelona, the two companies signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to build a 4,000 km subsea cable linking Turkey and Europe.

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Zayo Europe delivers Pan-European network to GNM in five days

Total Telecom

Colman Deegan, CEO of Zayo Europe, says: With the constant increase in bandwidth required to power the AI revolution and the move towards 6G, providing low latency, high-speed networks to securely share data has arguably never been more important. It connects more than 600 data centres with a future-ready network that spans more than 2.3

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Building Better Broadband: Why LEO Satellites and Hybrid Solutions Work Best Together

Broadband Breakfast

High costs, bandwidth congestion, and uneven performance may soon be a thing of the past. As more users share each satellite beam, bandwidth becomes congested, and overall speed declines. Undersea fiber‑optic cables still haul most of the planet’s data, which proves that robust ground infrastructure remains indispensable.