Mauritius has announced its participation in the America-India Connect subsea cable programme, positioning the move as a new Indian Ocean connectivity milestone.

Issue 149 of Submarine Telecoms Forum Magazine explores regional systems, AI-era connectivity, offshore fiber, resilience and the people shaping global subsea networks.

Keppel Secures IRUs for All Five Bifrost Fibre Pairs Keppel [...]

New US Regulations Splinter Global Submarine Cable Connectivity By Miao [...]

Saemangeum to Become an International Submarine Cable Hub Following Hyundai [...]

Japan's IPS Planning $141M Cable Landing Station in Wakayama, Near [...]

Google Plans “Connectivity Hub” in the Eastern Cape, South Africa [...]

Internet Services Across Pakistan Restored, Says PTA By Business Recorder [...]

MoraRepublic, HMN Test Wet Plant for MIC-3 Cable Linking Indonesia [...]

Quietly Ambitious, Keppel’s Bifrost Subsea Cable Builds a New Data [...]