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This Week in Submarine Telecoms

May 22-26

Cable Faults & Maintenance

The owners of a ship that caused damage to the Coral Sea (CS²) subsea cable in the Solomon Islands are set to face charges. Ship Owners Charged for Coral Sea Cable Damage
Vietnam's internet connection with Hong Kong is restored after fixing issues in the AAG undersea cable; repairs on other lines are ongoing. Vietnam-Hong Kong Cable Connection Restored

Current Systems

Farice activates IRIS, a 1,700km submarine cable system using Ciena's tech, boosting Europe-Iceland connectivity. Farice Activates IRIS Submarine Cable with Ciena

Future Systems

Meta’s new Anjana Cable to land at the DC BLOX Myrtle Beach Cable Landing Station DC BLOX 2nd Subsea Cable in Horry County
Center3 and ASN gear up for the EMC Project, set to turn Saudi Arabia into a Digital Hub linking Europe and Asia by Q1 2026. Center3, ASN to Build Subsea, Terrestrial Cables

Magazine

Bergin and Soja analyze Subsea Industry's resilience and future, focusing on talent, tech, and cost dynamics. 2023 Global Subsea Industry Headwinds and Opportunities
Submarine Networks EMEA 2023, a global subsea industry event, will feature workshops, panels, and updates on cable projects. Submarine Networks EMEA Preview
SubTel Forum interviews Kerry Merritt of Total Telecom, a leader in telecom news and diversity initiatives. 5 Questions with Kerry Merritt

State of the Industry

Quad Leaders' Summit initiated a plan to reinforce undersea cables and improve maritime awareness in the Indo-Pacific. Quad Leaders’ Summit Fact Sheet

SubTel Forum

The 46th issue of the Submarine Cable Almanac is now available and contains details on every major submarine cable system in the world. Submarine Cable Almanac – Issue 46 Out Now!
Published On: May 26, 2023Tags: , , ,
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