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  • OMS Group marks the first steel cutting for CS Resilience, the third next-generation GREAT-Class cable-laying vessel.

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    OMS Group Begins Construction of CS Resilience Cable Vessel

    Tags: cable vessel, CRIST Shipyard, CS Resilience, digital infrastructure, GREAT-Class, OMS Group, submarine cable, UlsteinPublished On: July 9, 2026
  • Japanese telco IPS is studying a $141M Wakayama landing station tied to the Candle subsea cable branch near Osaka.

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    Japan's IPS Plans Wakayama Cable Landing Station

    Tags: cable landing, Candle, IPS, Japan, Subsea cable, WakayamaPublished On: July 9, 2026
  • WFN Strategies will support Hawaiian Telcom's Kunoa North submarine cable project with purchaser's representative services.

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    WFN Strategies Selected for Hawaiian Telcom Kunoa North Project

    Tags: cable installation, Hawaii, Hawaiian Telcom, Kunoa North, marine survey, Purchaser's Representative, submarine cable, WFN StrategiesPublished On: July 7, 2026
  • UltramapGlobal discusses factual subsea cable monitoring, vessel tracking and real-time cable protection at Submarine Networks EMEA.

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    UltramapGlobal Discusses Subsea Cable Security Reality

    Tags: AssetMonitor, Cable Monitoring, submarine cables, Subsea Security, UltramapGlobalPublished On: June 19, 2026
  • Telecom Review Asia examines how latency, packet loss and gradual subsea network degradation can affect AI and cloud workloads.

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    Slow Subsea Network Degradation Gains Focus

    Tags: AI, Cable Performance, Cloud, latency, Network Degradation, SubSea NetworksPublished On: June 19, 2026
  • Seventeen nations launch GUIDE, a framework to strengthen security, resilience, and cooperation for critical undersea infrastructure.

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    17 Nations Launch GUIDE Undersea Cable Security Framework

    Tags: GUIDE, infrastructure, Security, singapore, submarine cablesPublished On: June 5, 2026
  • Google’s Nuvem cable landed at Myrtle Beach, marking a key deployment step for the US-Bermuda-Portugal subsea route.

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    Google Lands Nuvem Cable in South Carolina

    Tags: Google, Myrtle Beach, Nuvem, South Carolina, SubCom, transatlanticPublished On: May 28, 2026

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    WFN Strategies Expands APTelecom Technical Support

    Tags: APTelecom, digital infrastructure, Due Diligence, submarine cables, Technical Advisory, WFN StrategiesPublished On: May 26, 2026
  • Issue 148 explores subsea network evolution, SDM, geopolitics, Pacific connectivity, optical innovation, and regulatory change.

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    SubTel Forum Magazine #148 – Global Capacity – OUT NOW!

    Tags: Cable ships, geopolitics, Network Capacity, NIS2, Optical Networks, Pacific Islands, PTC, SDM, submarine cables, SubTel ForumPublished On: May 18, 2026
  • Bangladesh’s first private subsea cable risks a year-long delay as approvals stall despite $53 million already invested.

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    Bangladesh Private Subsea Cable Faces Delay

    Tags: approvals, Bangladesh, BPCS, Cox's Bazar, Landing Station, UMO CablePublished On: May 1, 2026
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