Why This Matters Now
Free climbing a wood utility pole — trusting body position and a leather belt alone to stay upright — used to be a rite of passage in the line trade. It no longer is. A combination...
Artificial intelligence may be dominating headlines, but the infrastructure enabling the AI revolution is largely invisible.
Beneath city streets, industrial parks, transportation corridors, university campuses, hyperscale data centers, and smart cities, a massive transformation is underway.
The convergence of next-generation fiber...
As organizations expand cloud infrastructure, AI workloads, edge computing, smart cities, and high-capacity broadband networks, traditional fiber deployment methods are increasingly becoming a bottleneck.
Today's enterprise networks demand faster deployment timelines, predictable installation costs, and consistently high optical performance. This...
Finnish network solutions provider Cinia has partnered with Japanese infrastructure firm, Arteria Networks to build a fibre optic cable system linking Europe and Asia through the Arctic region.
Arteria has joined the existing team of Cinia and Far North Digital...
The southern Pacific nation of Tonga is struggling following the eruption of a volcano, and that includes challenges getting online.
According to Reuters and The Verge, the Tonga government has warned internet access is "down" following damage to the lone...
Satellites are important to us in many ways and their uses have continued to evolve. They facilitate radio and cable television and cellular phone calls over long distances.
Communication satellites provide us with a global positioning system (GPS) to know...
A start-up with former Tesco chief executive Sir Dave Lewis as executive chair is planning to build the world’s longest undersea electric cable, stretching 3,800km between north Africa and Britain.
Xlinks is proposing to complete the £16bn Morocco-UK link by...
Russia is reported to have begun work laying its Polar Express subsea cable valued at 65 billion roubles ($889 million).
According to the Reuters, the new system connecting Europe and Asia through the Arctic zone of Russia, is a state-run...
A bit like a spider web attached to a tree, New Zealand’s internet network hangs off just 20 strands of glass fibre, each about the thickness of a human hair. Tom Pullar-Strecker explains.
You read that right. Those glass fibres,...
EllaLink has completed the marine installation stage of its trans-Atlantic cable system between Europe and Latin America.
The EllaLink submarine cable system is a four-fibre-pair submarine system designed to satisfy the demand for traffic between Europe and Latin America.
Linking data...
