Tunisie Telecom has reported recent achievements in its ongoing efforts to improve telecommunications services in Tunisia. The company says it is preparing its infrastructure for the launch of commercial 5G services. In the Tunisian telecommunications market, Tunisie Telecom holds a 38 percent share of total revenue, with a 75 percent … Read More
Grid Telecom, a subsidiary of the Independent Power Transmission Operator (IPTO) of Greece, and Tamares Telecom, a fiber-based international communications and data service provider from Israel, have signed a deal to enhance digital infrastructure in the Eastern Mediterranean. The two companies have agreed to jointly participate in Tamares Telecom Cyprus, … Read More
Digicel Suriname has completed the transition of all data traffic to the new Deep Blue One submarine cable. Digicel’s Deep Blue One Subsea Fibre Cable went live in June 2024, according to the company. However, the cable landing station in Suriname only became operational at the beginning of this month, … Read More
Subsea cable provider Southern Cross Cable Network (SX) and deep-tech fiber sensing company FiberSense have announced an expansion of their partnership with the implementation of FiberSense’s DigitalMarine subsea cable monitoring capability across SX’s New Zealand shore-end infrastructure. The Southern Cross Cable Network (SCCN) spans 30,500 km and connects Australia, Fiji, … Read More
Telecom Namibia has celebrated 32 years of service by inaugurating the Equiano Cable Station in Swakopmund, Namibia, and activating its capacity on the Google-commissioned Equiano subsea cable. The state-owned telco secured capacity on the Equiano subsea cable in partnership with Sparkle last month, TelecomTalk reported. Also Read: Telecom Namibia Partners … Read More
Maldivian telecommunications company Dhiraagu has officially inaugurated the SEA-ME-WE 6 (Southeast Asia-Middle East-Western Europe 6 – SMW6) submarine cable landing in the Maldives. The telco says this is the first time in the country’s telecommunications history that a Maldivian digital service provider is joining as a co-owner of a global … Read More
Telecom Italia subsidiary Sparkle and Unitirreno have signed an agreement to land the Unitirreno subsea cable at Sparkle’s Genoa landing station. Unitirreno is a partnership between Unidata, an Italian operator and ISP, the Infrastructure Fund for ESG Growth of Azimut Libera Impresa, and a team of senior telecom executives. Also … Read More
Makedonski Telekom (MKT), part of the Magyar Telekom Group, has installed North Macedonia’s first-ever submarine fiber optic cable. The 1-kilometer-long cable, submerged in Lake Debar, enhances the existing network infrastructure across a 6.32 sq km area in the region, providing the potential for more base stations and connection points, the … Read More
Grid Telecom, a subsidiary of the Independent Power Transmission Operator (IPTO) of Greece, has partnered with the Dawiyat Integrated Telecommunications and Information Technology Company, a wholly owned subsidiary of Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) in Saudi Arabia, to build a new high-capacity cable system connecting Greece with the Kingdom of Saudi … Read More
PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia International (Telin) and BW Digital have announced a partnership to develop the Nongsa-Changi submarine cable system, linking Batam (Indonesia) and Singapore. The memorandum of understanding (MoU) for this joint venture was signed during International Telecoms Week 2024, the companies said in a joint statement on Monday. Also … Read More
Airtel Telesonic, the wholesale arm of Airtel Africa, has announced the successful activation of the 2Africa submarine cable system. The 2Africa cable system is claimed to be one of the largest subsea projects globally, designed to interconnect Africa, Europe, and Asia. The initial phase of activation connects Kenya, Tanzania, and … Read More
National telecommunications operator Telecom Namibia has announced a partnership with Sparkle to access the Equiano subsea cable, which connects Portugal to South Africa and offers high-speed, low-latency capabilities. This partnership marks the fifth major investment in submarine cable systems by Namibia, which has also invested in SAT3, Seacom, WACS, and … Read More
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