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The Alaskan fiber landscape and telecommunications industry are gearing up for a major upgrade as a new submarine cable is set to connect the communities of Cordova and Seward. This exciting development is expected to boost broadband connectivity in Southcentral Alaska and improve internet speeds, reliability,...

The IRIS submarine cable was complete with services most likely being available in the first quarter of 2023. This submarine cable developed by SubCom, a reliable fiber optic cable manufacturer, and operated by Farice, Iceland’s main telecommunications service provider, is a high-speed system connecting Thorlakshofn,...

International data traffic is expected to rise significantly, specifically in Latin America, over the next five years. A giant upswing in bandwidth consumption will create a demand for an increase in carriers and infrastructure. According to TeleGeography, international bandwidth consumption will increase to 700 Tb/s by...

A telecommunications start-up and a European company are coming together to bridge the continents with a trans-Arctic submarine cable. Learn more about this project and the companies below. A Finnish company and Alaskan-based telecom start-up are planning to connect Europe and Japan with a trans-Arctic submarine...

Climate change is posing new challenges to cities all over the world. Learn how this fiber optic cable can assist with essential scientific research. Year after year temperatures have been rising in the Arctic. This has triggered a thawing in the icebergs, permafrost, and the degrading...

The latest telecommunications news shines a light on the next USA submarine cables project. Seaborn is partnering with JaxNAP to connect North America and South America in the latest submarine cable project. This project will connect Boston, Massachusetts to Jacksonville, FL to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Seaborn...