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    Philippine Telcos Propose $500M Subsea Cable

    Tags: Converge, Globe, Philippines, PLDT, Subsea cablePublished On: August 3, 2026
  • New research finds most subsea cable faults affecting island nations occur near coastlines, exposing critical connectivity vulnerabilities.

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    Study Highlights Subsea Cable Risks for Island Nations

    Tags: Connectivity, Island Nations, Research, resilience, submarine cablesPublished On: June 5, 2026
  • Tonga completed the Hawaiki branch system, adding a second international subsea route for resilience and added capacity.

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    Tonga Completes Second International Subsea Cable

    Tags: cable landing, Hawaiki, Pacific, redundancy, resilience, TongaPublished On: May 28, 2026
  • Guinea and MEDUSA signed an agreement to land the MEDUSA AFRICA submarine cable in Conakry, strengthening West African connectivity.

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    Guinea Advances MEDUSA Cable Landing

    Tags: Conakry, Connectivity, GUILAB, Guinea, MEDUSA, submarine cable, West AfricaPublished On: May 15, 2026
  • APTelecom plans Central Pacific Cable extension to American Samoa, strengthening South Pacific resilience and connectivity.

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    Curaçao Advances New CELIA Subsea Cable Project

    Tags: Aquatel, Caribbean, CELIA, Connectivity, Curaçao, SETAR, submarine cable, TelxiusPublished On: May 8, 2026
  • CSIS outlines frameworks to boost Indo-Pacific subsea cable security through cooperation, regulation, and resilience strategies.

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    Strengthening Subsea Cable Security in the Indo-Pacific

    Tags: CSIS, Indo-Pacific, subsea cable security, telecom policyPublished On: March 27, 2026
  • US revokes visas for Chilean officials over China-linked undersea cable security concerns, straining bilateral ties.

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    US Revokes Visas for Chilean Officials Over China Cable Plan

    Tags: Chile, China, Security, submarine cable, US foreign policyPublished On: February 27, 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
  • Liberty Networks declares it will bid on the Cayman Islands’ planned third subsea cable, joining an earlier SALT-Telconet consortium bid.

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    Second Potential Bidder Enters Cayman’s Subsea Cable Race

    Tags: Cayman Islands, digital infrastructure, Liberty Networks, submarine cablePublished On: February 5, 2026
  • Australia commits AUD 104 million for a second submarine cable to the Solomon Islands to boost digital resilience and connectivity.

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    Australia Funds Second Subsea Cable for Solomon Islands

    Tags: AIFFP, Australia, Solomon Islands, submarine cable, telecomsPublished On: November 21, 2025
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