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This Week in Submarine Telecoms

September 11-15, 2023

Cable Faults & Maintenance

Four undersea cable breaks, not just two as reported, disrupted internet in Africa after snapping off Congo's coast. Africa Cable Breaks Worse Than Reported

Conferences & Associations

Submarine Networks World to host its largest event ever on September 27-28 in Singapore, featuring over 800 global subsea leaders. Submarine Networks World 2023: Largest Gathering of Subsea Leaders

Future Systems

The Gambia secures World Bank funding for a second submarine cable to lower internet costs, expected by 2025. Gambia to Have 2nd Submarine Cable Worth US$30M
TM Global joins Asia Link Cable to boost Malaysia's connectivity and attract more international submarine cables. TM Joins Asia Link Cable System to Boost Malaysia's Connectivity
Trans Americas and Xtera start construction on TAM-1, a cable system linking Florida to Central America and the Caribbean. Trans Americas and Xtera Begin TAM-1 Construction

State of the Industry

Vocus calls for updated submarine cable protection in Australia and advocates for greater Pacific region involvement. Vocus Asks for Better Submarine Cable Protection

Technology & Upgrades

Google Cloud and NEC introduce multi-core fiber technology to boost capacity and reduce costs in submarine cables. Delivering Multi-Core Fiber Technology in Subsea Cables
EdgeUno upgrades its network in Brazil and Mexico using Ciena's WaveLogic 5 Nano 400ZR, doubling capacity and enhancing cloud services. EdgeUno Boosts Connectivity in Brazil, Mexico with Ciena's Tech
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