Fixed-line demand is spiking in North Korean border towns

Posted on March 7, 2024 by Guest authors

Demand for fixed-line telephone services has reportedly spiked in North Korea’s North Pyongan Province due to the easing of border restrictions with China, which has also led to a spike in installation prices.

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Super Sistem’s BTI cable moves forward after corridor approval

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September 10, 2025
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The Barat Timur Indonesia (BTI) subsea cable system being developed by Indonesian operator Super Sistem and APTelecom has cleared a key hurdle after the partners secured corridor approval for the system from relevant authorities.

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China Telecom Completes the Industry’s First 1024-GPUs Distributed Lossless AI Computing Cluster via Its 800G WDM Field-Deployed Networks

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July 15, 2025
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Recently, China Telecom has used 800G/λ and C+L technologies to provide high bandwidth for a distributed cluster with 1024 GPUs in the field-deployed network, achieving distributed training of a 175 billion parameters GPT3 (GPT3-175B) model through 120…

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Connecting the Caribbean: new high-capacity cable on the way

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December 6, 2024
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Members of the Caribbean ELIte Alliance (CELIA) consortium have announced plans for the introduction of CELIA, described as a new high-capacity ‘express’ cable in the Caribbean region connecting Aruba, Martinique…

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