Globe Telecom to provide landing station for MYUS cable system in Davao - reports
John Manock John Manock

Globe Telecom to provide landing station for MYUS cable system in Davao - reports

Light Reading | November 1, 2024

● Globe Telecom has been selected to provide a cable landing station in Davao for the Philippine segment of the Malaysia-US (MYUS) submarine cable system

○ 19,221 km cable, RFS mid-2028

○ It will be the first direct link between Malaysia and the US and will avoid disputed waters

○ 16 fiber pair system, ach with a minimum capacity of 15 Tbit/s, for a total initial capacity of 240 Tbit/s

● Hexa Capital Consultancy selected Globe Telecom as its local partner because of its experience in building the infrastructure for the Philippine Domestic Submarine Cable Network (PDSCN)

Read More
Internet service fully restored, claims PTA
John Manock John Manock

Internet service fully restored, claims PTA

The Express Tribune | November 1, 2024

● The country's telecom regulator has announced that internet service in Pakistan has been fully restored following repairs on the SMW-4 submarine cable

○ Faults in the SMW-4 and AAE-1 submarine cables were identified and addressed

■ The faults occurred in June and August respectively

■ A shortfall of 1750 Gbps has been resolved

Read More
Vodafone Greece lands IEX subsea cable in Crete
John Manock John Manock

Vodafone Greece lands IEX subsea cable in Crete

Indian Web 2 | November 3, 2024

● Vodafone Greece has successfully connected the island of Crete to the India-Europe-Xpress (IEX) subsea cable system

○ New landing station in Tympaki on Crete’s southern coast

■ Helps to diversify the network, as most cable landings are on the northern end of the island

○ The IEX cable system spans nearly 10,000km and connects Mumbai to Europe

Read More
DFAT puts $51m into Google Pacific cable
John Manock John Manock

DFAT puts $51m into Google Pacific cable

itnews | October 2, 2024

The federal government has handed $51 million to US firm Manta Ray Solutions LLC to develop a new Pacific subsea cable. Forming part of Google’s Central Pacific Connect initiative, the cable will land at Funafuti, Tuvalu

Read More