The world's Internet connectivity is at risk because thousands of miles of cables on the sea floor are vulnerable to climate-related disasters, according to new research. Fiber optic cables on the sea ...

The ITU’s advisory body on subsea cable resilience issued its final report on Friday, adding climate change to the list of subsea cable risks, highlighting the vulnerability of developing countries to ...

Overall, the Bifrost project is expected to generate an internal rate of return of about 30% for Keppel as well as its ...

The ongoing Middle East conflict is affecting internet traffic in the region, the vast bulk of which travels via submarine ...

Amazon Web Services Inc. today announced plans to build a subsea internet cable that will stretch from Maryland to County Cork, Ireland. The cable, which is called Fastnet, is currently in the design ...

Subsea fiber-optic cables are the world’s primary conduit for data, carrying 99 percent of data internationally, making them essential to the modern digital world and indispensable to both national ...

Mitigating geopolitical risk across global operations requires focus, collaboration, and leadership. Subsea cables, where physical and digital networks converge – as the global digital footprint ...

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LS Cable begins building a 201-meter tower at its Virginia subsea cable plant, targeting rising U.S. grid and AI data-center power demand.

For the Isle au Haut’s roughly 70 residents, spending the last eight years procuring and installing a subsea telecommunications cable delivering universal broadband service to the unbridged remote ...