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Hawaiki Selects Ciena to Upgrade Cable Capacity
Hawaiki Selects Ciena to Boost Connectivity Across the Pacific Ciena Press Release September 24, 2018 AUCKLAND, New Zealand, HANOVER, Md., USA and SUNTEC CITY, Singapore — With nearly 99 percent of transoceanic data traffic traversing undersea cables, it is imperative for network [...]
Telecom Egypt Acquires 50% of EISCC for $15m
Telecom Egypt Acquires 50% of EISCC for $15m By Andrea Ayemoba, Africa Tech September 24, 2018 Telecom Egypt announces that its board of directors has approved the acquisition of 50% of its subsidiary Egyptian International Submarine Cable Company (EISCC) at [...]
Angola WACS Submarine Cable Damaged
Traffic Limited on Angola's WACS Submarine Cable Due to Cable Damage By Telecompaper September 24, 2018 The submarine fibre optic cable of the WACS system of Angola Cables suffered two cuts, which caused a limit to traffic capacity, and increased [...]
This Week In Submarine Telecoms September 17-21
News From Around The World Of Submarine Telecoms For The Week Of September 17-21 SubTel Forum SubTel Forum Magazine Issue 102 Now Available Issue 102 of SubTel Forum is now available. This month's issue covers the offshore energy sector [...]
SACS Cable Activated Across South Atlantic
First Subsea Cable Across South Atlantic Activated By Doug Madory, Dyn September 19, 2018 Yesterday marked the first time in recent Internet history that a new submarine cable carried live traffic across the South Atlantic, directly connecting South America to [...]
TE SubCom to Extend MainOne Cable System
TE SubCom to Extend MainOne Cable System to Francophone Region By IT Web Africa September 20, 2018 TE SubCom, a TE Connectivity Ltd company, has secured a contract from connectivity and datacentre solutions provider MainOne to extend its active submarine [...]
