TAM-1 Cable Network Production Has Started, Says Nexans By Vaughan O'Grady, Developing Telecoms May 16, 2024 Global cable provider Nexans says it has started production of TAM-1, a new fibre optic submarine cable network owned by Trans Americas Fibre System. TAM-1 will span 7,000 kilometres, establishing a high-speed route from the Florida in the US [...]
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Dr. Steve Grubb’s fascination with subsea cable technology began in the 1990s. Thirty years later, now CEO of Grubb Blue Ocean Solutions, Steve spends his time advising cable companies on technical design and vendor selection.
He also lends his expertise as one of TeleGeography's Preferred Partners.
Malaysian satellite operator MEASAT announced on Thursday that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with local healthcare tech company Mudah Healthtech to bring telehealth services to remote communities.
A coalition of humanitarian NGOs in Sudan has warned that the shutdown of telecoms services in the midst of the country’s civil war is making a massive humanitarian crisis even worse, and urged all stakeholders – including Starlink – to restore services as soon as possible.
Let's look at the Starlink at a protocol level, and how TCP, the workhorse transport protocol of the Internet, interacts with the somewhat unique characteristics of Starlink's service.
Ooredoo to Land World's Largest Subsea Cable System in Barka, Salalah By Muscat Daily May 15, 2024 Muscat – Ooredoo Oman, an Ooredoo Group company, has signed an agreement for the landing of the 2Africa Cable System in Barka and Salalah. This agreement marks the most extensive subsea cable system landing in the Oman to date. [...]
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Veon Group announced revenue was up by 6.6% US$942 million, and maintained its full-year guidance for revenue of between 16% and 18%.
Global cable provider Nexans says it has started production of TAM-1, a new fibre optic submarine cable network owned by Trans Americas Fibre System.
SUBCO Expands Sydney to Perth Cable System Plan to Increase Capacity By Sasha Karen, ARN May 16, 2024 Bevan Slattery-founded subsea fibre cable infrastructure provider SUBCO has increased total system capacity for its upcoming SMAP submarine cable system by 33 per cent. The cable, which connects Sydney, Melbourne (Torquay), Adelaide and Perth (SMAP) together, commenced [...]
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In a remarkable change of heart, Zimbabwe seems to be about to bring back mobile money services that it once blamed for the country’s currency crash.