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Net Capacity Down to Wire

By The Age Australia’s submarine fibre-optic links to the world may not be fully utilised at the moment, but more are being built to cater to our insatiable appetite for data and content.  The online feast – shown recently by Bureau of Statistics data revealing record downloads in the last three months of 2012 – [...]

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Sidera Networks to Acquire Capacity on Seaborn Networks’ US-Brazil Cable

By Seaborn Networks Seaborn Networks announced today that Sidera Networks will be making a long-term, capacity purchase on Seaborn’s US-Brazil submarine cable system. Seaborn Networks’ cable system, Seabras-1, is a new 32 Tbps submarine cable that will be the first direct route between Sao Paulo, Brazil and the United States. The system also will have [...]

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Southern Cross Cable Future Proofs Network with Ciena Upgrade

By Ciena Ciena Corporation, the network specialist, today announced it was selected by Southern Cross Cables, an independent Australasian bandwidth wholesaler that owns and maintains a trans-Pacific network, to expand its subsea cable network. To meet growing demand for high-bandwidth services and applications like video and cloud computing, which is now pushing its needs beyond [...]

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Main One, SEACOM Join Forces to Offer Capacity Between Nigeria and South Africa Immediately

By Main One Main One and SEACOM have interconnected their West and East African Cable Systems to launch capacity services from PoP to PoP, from a STM-1 level and above. This partnership extends the Main One and SEACOM networks to create a system that offers connection between any SEACOM and Main One PoPs all around [...]

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OTEGLOBE more than doubles the capacity provided to Turk Telekom for its international connectivity

By OTEGLOBE Turk Telekom, the Turkish incumbent, more than doubled the capacity provided by OTEGLOBE, the international wholesale arm of OTE Group (the Greek incumbent), for satisfying its increasing needs for connectivity to the International Internet Exchanges More specifically from around 100Gbps that OTEGLOBE provided to Turk Telekom, the capacity is upgraded to 250Gbps through [...]

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EASSy to double capacity

By SubTel Forum EASSy is planning to boost its lit capacity in 2011 according to My Broadband News.  Chris Wood, CEO of WIOCC and Co-Chair of the EASSy Management Committee, today announced on behalf of the EASSy submarine fibre-optic cable Management Committee that the EASSy system will be upgraded in 2011, more than doubling the [...]

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Global Provider, Hibernia Networks, Expands With CoreSite In Boston And New York

DENVER, May 13, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — CoreSite, a premier provider of network-dense, cloud-enabled data center solutions and the CoreSite Mesh, [...]

Fiber optic cable linking Cuba to Jamaica active

By Juan O. Tamayo jtamayo@ElNuevoHerald.com Cuba has activated a branch of its submarine fiber optic cable that connects to Jamaica, [...]

Sea Fibre Networks Launch The METRO2C Alliance

By Market Wired Sea Fibre Networks (SFN), owner and operator of Europe’s most advanced sub-sea telecoms network, CeltixConnect, today announced the launch [...]

Submarine Cable To Connect Tunisia to Europe

By BizCommunity Tunisiana and Orange Tunisia have announced the signing of a partnership agreement with Interoute, the owner operator of [...]

APTelecom & TopPatch Announce Strategic Partnership Agreement

By APTelecom APTelecom, a facilities-based telecom consulting and service company specializing in emerging markets, today announced a strategic partnership agreement [...]

KT Submarine Wins Submarine Fiberoptic Cable Project from NEC

By Korea IT Times KT Submarine, a company specializing in the construction and maintenance of submarine cables, said on May [...]

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