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This Week in Submarine Telecoms

April 22-26, 2024

Cable Faults & Maintenance

Damage to the SAFE subsea cable has disrupted internet to Mauritius and La Reunion, with repairs underway and impacts on local services. Subsea Cable Damage Cuts Internet to Islands Off Africa Coast
Bangladesh may experience slow internet service for up to a month due to scheduled submarine cable maintenance work. Internet Disruption May Affect Bangladesh for a Month
Quintillion's submarine cable damage disrupts internet across Alaska's North Slope, impacting local services and communications. Quintillion Submarine Cable Break Affects Alaska's North Slope
A submarine cable fault disrupted internet service in Bangladesh, impacting both businesses and individual users across the region. Submarine Cable Break Slows Internet in Bangladesh

Offshore Energy

State of the Industry

Italy's G7 agenda emphasizes safeguarding undersea communication networks, crucial for global data and facing increased threats. Italy's G7 Summit Focuses on Undersea Networks
Telecom Italia has downgraded the value of its Sparkle submarine cable division due to financial adjustments impacting the telecoms sector. Telecom Italia Writes Down Sparkle Submarine Cable Division

Technology & Upgrades

The UK and New Zealand are testing subsea cables for earthquake detection in the Pacific, aiming to enhance environmental monitoring. UK and NZ Explore Earthquake Detection Via Subsea Cables
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