Subsea Cables stories

"We continue to evaluate multiple technical options to further increase capacity and reduce the cost/bit of the networks.">>

Digital Realty hopes that the SIN12 facility will provide an efficient, sustainable, secure and regulatory compliant location that will help customers build a future-proof foundation for their data center strategy. >>

The new deal will enable REANNZ to boost connectivity and gain additional capacity on the Hawaiki network, as well as diverse trans-Tasman and trans-Pacific subsea routes.>>

The INDIGO West cable goes from Singapore to Australia and the INDIGO Central cable from Perth to Sydney.>>

NEC Corporation announced that it has been awarded a major new submarine cable contract.>>

Telstra’s customers across Asia Pacific will soon be able to take advantage of major major boosts to Telstra’s network services and subsea cables.>>

AJC tripled capacity on its 12,700-kilometer subsea cable system by upgrading their Infinera DTN-X network with Infinera’s fourth generation optical engine.>>

NEXTDC’s customers will be among the first to take advantage of APAC’s shortest submarine cable route between Sydney and Singapore.>>

This will be Australia’s first ever direct optical path from Sydney to Singapore, passing through Indonesia on the way.>>

Orange and PCCW Global are confident the cable will substantially reduce network latency between the world's three most populated continents.>>

Google's new cable connecting the US to the French Atlantic coast will be first for more than 15 years, and Orange will be the landing partner.>>

The cable itself spans a colossal 8,900 kilometres and connects seven countries and territories in South-East Asia.>>

Following a partnership with Ciena, the subsea cable's transmission speeds have increased 53 percent.>>

A number of heavyweights are behind the cable linking Australia to Southeast Asia, including Google, Singtel, Telstra, and AARNet.>>

It's taken months of gruelling work and no shortage of investment, but the ASC is now live to present huge opportunities in APAC.>>

It's Portland data center has expanded to cater for international interests from Asia Pacific.>>

A $35m contract has been signed for a submarine cable connecting Australia’s Sunshine Coast to Asia and the United States.>>

Competition is opening up in the Internet traffic market with this being the first high speed connection to NZ that Spark doesn't have a stake in.>>

The tech giant has invested in a huge private subsea cable project across the Atlantic Ocean to expand its global cloud network.>>

A consortium of global heavyweights has signed a contract with an Asian company to lay a high performance submarine cable spanning almost 16,000 km.>>

Vocus Group and ASN have signed a contract to deploy the cable and provide a significant upgrade to the countries' infrastructure.>>

China Mobile International (CMI) recently celebrated the construction commencement of its new data Singapore data center.>>

The two companies have announced a partnership in a bid to to accelerate how Service Providers across the globe connect to peering points in Tokyo.>>

Does the challenger cable company have a technology trump card up its sleeve?>>