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AWS, Fastnet

AWS Charts New Course with Fastnet Cable

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced Fastnet, a new transatlantic subsea fiber-optic cable connecting Maryland, U.S., to County Cork, Ireland.…

Mobily Power Sub Link

Mobily Partners with Power Sub Link to Deliver Landmark Red Sea Subsea Project

Mobily, a leading technology, media, and telecom (TMT) company in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, has signed a contract with…

McDermott Wraps Up Angola’s Begonia Subsea Project

McDermott has successfully completed the engineering, procurement, construction, installation, pre-commissioning, and commissioning of TotalEnergies’s Begonia field development. Located in Block…

Orange

Orange Hosts Medusa Submarine Cable in Marseille

Orange has welcomed the first European landing of the Medusa Submarine Cable in Marseille, reinforcing the city’s role as a…

subsea cable, repair

Under Pressure: Restoring Digital, Hydrostatic Lifelines

The strategic, economic significance of subsea cables cannot be overstated. Telecommunications companies rely on them to deliver international voice and…

USTDA Backs Medusa Cable Expansion to Africa

The U.S. Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) is supporting the security of international data communications by funding a feasibility study…

Candle, subsea cable, Meta, NEC

Tech Giants Collaborate on Asia-Based Candle Subsea System

Meta, SoftBank Corp., IPS Inc., TM Technology Services Sdn. Bhd., PT XLSmart Telecom Sejahtera Tbk, and NEC Corporation are collaborating…

Google

Google Invests in Africa with Major Subsea Cable Initiative

Google has revealed plans to launch four new subsea connectivity hubs across Africa, targeting the northern, southern, eastern, and western…

Prysmian, Marinus Link

Prysmian Wins Marinus Link Subsea Contract

Prysmian has officially received the notice to proceed with the Marinus Link (MLPL) project, a major undersea power and telecommunications…

Camtel capacity

Cameroon’s Gold Mine Under the Sea: Only 16% of Subsea Capacity in Use

Cameroon’s state-owned telecom operator, Camtel, currently runs four submarine cables—SAT3/WASC, WACS, SAIL, and NCSCS—but uses just 16% of their total…

Bell Strengthens Connectivity to Newfoundland’s Remote Shores

Bell has successfully deployed a new subsea fiber-optic cable system connecting Fogo Island and Change Islands to mainland Newfoundland. This…

Subsea Data Centers: Will the Future of Cloud Computing Sink or Swim?

The race to cool the world’s overheating digital infrastructure has taken an unexpected dive… Straight to the ocean floor. As…