Submarine Telecoms Market Sector Report: Regional Systems Edition By Kieran Clark July 20, 2020 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlupPF36JzI To address the growing reporting and analysis needs of the submarine fiber industry, SubTel Forum Analytics continues its Market Sector Report series – designed to provide the industry with the information it needs to make informed business decisions. The Submarine [...]
The Third Wave – Reflections on the Ownership Possibilities Ahead By Kieran Clark July 20, 2020 Back in 2008, BP completed the first repeatered submarine fiber optic system for offshore oil & gas facilities. The Gulf of Mexico Fiber (GoM Fiber) system provided an immediate and unprecedented increase in telecoms capability – especially compared to [...]
So, You Want to Build a Cable System Kieran Clark By Kieran Clark July 22, 2019 What Are the Odds? System development is a trial from concept to commissioning, typically taking anywhere from 18-24 months During this time, the system developer will clear a number of typical milestones that will pave the way [...]
Submarine Telecoms Forum Magazine Issue 107 - Regional Systems Is Now Live! SubTel Forum Press Release July 22, 2019 SubTel Forum is pleased to announce that Issue 107 of the Magazine is now available! In this issue we discuss the health, wellness and future of developing regions and their impact on the global submarine fiber [...]
SubTel Forum to Exhibit and Present at SubOptic 2019 SubTel Forum Press Release March 14, 2019 Sterling, Virginia – SubTel Forum is proud to once again exhibit and for the first time, present, at the upcoming SubOptic 2019 conference and exhibition, which will be held in New Orleans, Louisiana from 8 to 11 April. Attendees [...]
Subsea Capacity Outlook - Big Data Driving Big Bandwidth By Kieran Clark May 21, 2018 Big Data. Data centers. Over-The-Top (OTT) Providers. Cloud Services. Video Streaming. Artificial Intelligence. What do all of these have in common? They are involved in nearly every aspect of modern life and have a near insatiable need for telecommunications bandwidth. [...]
