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  • New Zealand launches a 24/7 monitoring system to track vessel activity near submarine cables and reduce accidental damage.

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    New Zealand Launches Submarine Cable Monitoring

    Tags: cable protection, Kordia, Maritime Monitoring, New Zealand, Starboard, submarine cablesPublished On: June 19, 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
  • Cerberus closes $2.3B continuation vehicle for SubCom, backing growth in subsea cable infrastructure and global connectivity.

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    Cerberus Closes $2.3 Billion Continuation Vehicle for SubCom

    Tags: Cerberus, infrastructure, investment, private equity, SubCom, Subsea cablePublished On: April 24, 2026

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    GCI to Acquire Quintillion, Expanding Alaska Fiber Network

    Tags: acquisition, Alaska, Fiber, GCI, infrastructure, Quintillion, Subsea cablePublished On: April 24, 2026
  • Colombo Dockyard lays keel for Orange Marine cable vessel, marking start of advanced subsea cable ship construction in Sri Lanka.

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    Colombo Dockyard Begins Orange Marine Cable Vessel

    Tags: cable ship, Colombo Dockyard, Orange Marine, Sri LankaPublished On: April 3, 2026
  • UK refines NSIA rules, increasing scrutiny on telecom and data infrastructure investments, including subsea cable systems.

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    UK Tightens National Security Rules for Telecom Infrastructure

    Tags: data infrastructure, national security, NSIA, regulation, submarine cable, Subsea cable, telecom infrastructure, United KingdomPublished On: March 27, 2026
  • India assesses risks to subsea cables amid Iran war, with the government preparing contingency plans to prevent internet disruptions.

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    Iran War Sparks Subsea Cable Disruption Fears

    Tags: internet disruption, Iran war, network resilience, Red Sea, Strait of Hormuz, submarine cable, Subsea cablePublished On: March 27, 2026
  • Issue 147 of SubTel Forum explores industry limits, FCC cable licensing reforms, Arctic broadband, AI cable strategy, and subsea risk.

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    SubTel Forum Magazine #147 – Finance & Legal – OUT NOW!

    Tags: Finance, legal, Magazine, submarine cable, SubTel Forum, telecomsPublished On: March 16, 2026
  • ADB and Prima Limited sign deal for 411-km Tamtam cable to boost Vanuatu connectivity and disaster resilience with SMART sensors.

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    ADB, Prima Limited Sign Vanuatu Cable Deal

    Tags: Asian Development Bank, Prima Limited, SMART Cable, submarine cable, Tamtam, VanuatuPublished On: February 20, 2026
  • Google’s Tabua subsea cable has landed in Sydney, advancing Pacific connectivity with the US via Fiji and boosting digital infrastructure.

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    Google’s Tabua Cable Makes Landfall in Sydney, Australia

    Tags: Google, submarine cable, Sydney, TabuaPublished On: February 5, 2026
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