By SubTel Forum
Approximately 400,000 customers statewide were left without service early Tuesday after an undersea fiber-optic cable suffered a break according to a Hawaii 24/7 article. “We have a fiber cut affecting Maui, Lanai, and Big Island. We are working to restore as much service is possible while contacting all customers impacted. If you have
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Categories : Current Systems
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Date
07/30/10 7:50 AM
By SMD
SMD is pleased to announce a contract award from Kreuz Subsea of Singapore for the supply of two Quasar workclass ROV systems both rated to 2,000m water depth. The contract also includes the option for another two systems, potentially 3,000m rated, which Kreuz Subsea, originally part of the Swiber Group, will use to target deepwater potential in the Asia Pacific region and
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Categories : Technology
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Date
07/28/10 6:16 AM
By SubTel Forum
A South Korean consortium has won a US$1billion deal to lay fibre-optic cables in Saudi Arabia, according to a state trade promotion agency according to Construction Week. Korean Middle East Engineering, a JV of four South Korean businesses in Saudi Arabian, was named main project contractor by Saudi Arabia’s Integrated Telecom Company, the
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Categories : Future Systems
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Date
07/28/10 6:11 AM
By Pacnet
Pacnet, Asia’s leading provider of telecommunication services, and Pacific Fibre Limited today announced plans to jointly build the Pacific Fibre cable, a city-to-city, low-latency subsea fibre optic cable that will boost connectivity between Australia, New Zealand and the US.
The total project cost of the new cable is estimated at US$400 million, and comprises of
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Categories : Future Systems
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Date
07/27/10 9:54 AM
By PR Newswire
AT&T* today announced the planned expansion of its network capacity for the Asia Pacific region through the upgrade of the APCN2, of which AT&T is part of the ownership group. The fourfold rise in capacity in the state-of-the-art dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM) cable will increase the original design capacity from the existing
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