Marinus Link has been a topic of hot political debate in Tasmania, but much of engineering and logistics is taking place on the Victorian side of the interconnector.

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As the war in West Asia continues to rage , fears and concerns regarding internet disruptions have increased due to possible cuts in the Red Sea cables. While Iran has not officially threatened the ...

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The Marshall Islands is set to connect to Google’s Halaihai subsea cable. The National Telecommunications Authority (NTA) of the Republic of the Marshall Islands this week announced the Pacific nation ...

A surge in renewable energy demand has powered record turnover at a British cables firm. Eland Cables, which counts Vodafone and Network Rail among its customers, recorded a 15 per cent jump in ...

Can't get enough Google? You're in luck. The company, a division of Alphabet Inc., has announced that it will expand its Cloud services to five new regions, and build three new submarine cables to ...

Wireless internet is handy until your video call freezes right when your boss asks a question. Wi-Fi is great for moving around the house, yet it can be unstable and full of lag when walls, neighbors ...

Nearly all international communication travels through a vast, unseen network of cables lying silently on the ocean floor. Stretching more than a million kilometers, these undersea links carry emails, ...

Submarine cable networks are integral to modern society as the backbone of digital information flows. Currently, this critical infrastructure has the capacity to carry about 6,400 Terabits/sec (Tbps).