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Firms go through hell and high water in ‘need for speed’

By Financial News

Nowhere is this extreme “need for speed” more evident than in the latest generation of routes for fibre-optic cables.

At the heart of communications across continents, these cable networks enable data to be quickly transmitted from one point to another through thin, transparent fibres, rather than copper wires.

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