Back Reflection: The Man History Forgot (Part 3) By Steward Ash and Bill Burns December 2, 2020 As we explained in the September Issue, in the early months of 1862 Cyrus Field met with British Government officials in an attempt to obtain funding, or at least guarantees, for the laying of a new Atlantic cable. [...]
Why 5G Edge Computing Doesn't Exist Without Network Infrastructure Aggregation By Dennis Chan December 1, 2020 Have you ever given up loading a website or watching a movie because it just wouldn’t load? You’re not alone… Network performance, scalability at speed for IT environments and infrastructure, capability to reach out to users and offer faster, [...]
DATA CENTRES: The Global Data Centre Boom and What It Means for Developing Nations By Ben Basson November 24, 2020 In today's digital world, data centres are becoming an essential part of modern life. With more than seven billion Internet-connected devices around the world – every day – data is being used for research, social [...]
Trasforming Submarine Cable Operations with Location Intelligence By Stacia Canaday November 23, 2020 Location has always been a key factor in the subsea cable industry. Deciding where to place a cable, determining ideal landing stations, ensuring the cable is placed in the right place, monitoring the construction, inspecting the assets after they are placed, and [...]
Data Centers - The Internet - The Economic Impacts Derek Webster November 23, 2020 A 100 years ago a person could intimately know no more than 50 books in a lifetime, today we can access information from over 600,000 books. When I went to school, I had books and access to a library. My children [...]
SubTel Forum Magazine #115 - Data Centers and New Technology OUT NOW! SubTel Forum Press Release November 16, 2020 READ ISSUE NOW What's Inside: Articles from 23 industry thought leaders and magnates discussing the changing landscape of the Data Center market and rising technologies already making their mark on the industry. SubTel Forum [...]
Colt Reduces Latency Between Tokyo and Hong Kong Stock Exchange By Paul Mah, Data Centre Dynamics January 24, 2020 Colt Technology Services this week announced that it has succeeded in substantially reducing the latency between the Tokyo and Hong Kong stock exchanges. It is understood to have provided a low latency network between the two [...]
Telefonica Is Said to Weigh Sale of Data Centers to Reduce Debt By Manuel Baigorri, Charles Penty - Bloomberg November 6, 2018 Telefonica SA is considering options including a sale of its data-center business as the Spanish telecom group seeks to pay down debt, people with knowledge of the matter said. The former telecom monopoly [...]
Interxion Announces New Data Centres in Frankfurt and Marseille Interxion Press Release October 30, 2018 AMSTERDAM - INTERXION HOLDING NV (NYSE: INXN), a leading European provider of carrier and cloud-neutral colocation data centre services, today announced that in response to continued customer demand, Interxion will construct new data centres in Frankfurt (“FRA15”) and Marseille (“MRS3”). [...]
Virginia Beach: The Next Chapter By Hubert Souisa July 24, 2018 Increasing the Atlantic’s Resiliency, Stability and Capacity More than two years ago SemanticNet started working on the “Fibre Atlantic” concept – an open-access diverse fiber optic submarine cable system between Bordeaux, France and Virginia Beach. In our January 2016 article in SubTel Forum Magazine [...]
