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  • The ViaTunisia subsea cable linking France and Tunisia reaches RFS status, boosting connectivity between Europe and North Africa.

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    ViaTunisia Cable Reaches Ready for Service Milestone

    Tags: France, MEDUSA, Ready for Service, Tunisia, ViaTunisiaPublished On: June 5, 2026
  • Iran threatens permit rules for subsea internet cables crossing the Strait of Hormuz, raising concerns over global connectivity.

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    Iran Threatens Strait of Hormuz Cable Permit Rules

    Tags: geopolitics, Internet Infrastructure, Iran, Strait of Hormuz, Subsea CablesPublished On: May 29, 2026
  • China Telecom is leading the Hong Kong landing of the Asia Link Cable system to strengthen regional connectivity across Asia.

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    China Telecom Advances ALC Landing in Hong Kong

    Tags: ALC, Asia, Asia Link Cable, China Telecom, Connectivity, Hong Kong, submarine cablePublished On: May 15, 2026
  • Rising Red Sea cable threats amid US-Iran tensions could disrupt India’s internet, exposing critical infrastructure vulnerabilities.

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    Red Sea Cable Fears Raise India Internet Risk

    Tags: India, Red Sea, Security, submarine cable, telecomsPublished On: April 1, 2026
  • Sparkle announces GreenMed, a next-generation subsea cable to link Europe and the Middle East, boosting resilience and low-latency routes

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    Sparkle Launches GreenMed Subsea Cable System

    Tags: Alcatel Submarine Networks, ASN, Elettra, GreenMed, Sparkle, submarine cablePublished On: February 19, 2026
  • Ooredoo Group forms OFN to expand subsea and fibre networks, targeting AI, cloud and hyperscale traffic growth.

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    Ooredoo Launches OFN to Scale AI, Cloud & Subsea Networks

    Tags: GCC networks, OFN, Ooredoo, Ooredoo Group, submarine cablePublished On: February 19, 2026
  • Sparkle, ASN & Elettra partner to build GreenMed, a new Mediterranean subsea cable boosting connectivity between Europe and the Middle East.

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    Sparkle, ASN & Elettra to Build GreenMed Subsea Cable System

    Tags: Alcatel Submarine Networks, ASN, Elettra, GreenMed, Sparkle, submarine cablePublished On: February 11, 2026
  • ASN and OMS Group secured a contract to build the Intra-Asia Marine subsea cable system linking key Asia-Pacific markets.

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    ASN, OMS Group Secure Intra-Asia Cable Contract

    Tags: ASN, I-AM Cable, Intra-Asia Marine Cable, OMS Group, submarine cable, telecomsPublished On: January 29, 2026
  • ASN and OMS Group will build the Intra-Asia Marine I-AM Cable, linking Japan, Malaysia and Singapore to strengthen regional connectivity.

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    ASN and OMS Group Selected for I-AM Cable Build

    Tags: ASN, I-AM Cable, OMS Group, submarine cable, telecomsPublished On: January 19, 2026
  • SUBCO’s SMAP 400Tbps inter-capital undersea cable is on track for a May 2026 go-live after final leg work nears completion.

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    SUBCO’s SMAP On Track For May Go-Live

    Tags: Australia, SMAP, SUBCO, submarine cable, telecomsPublished On: January 9, 2026
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