PEACE cable cut could be a long-term problem

Posted on March 11, 2025 by Guest authors

The PEACE subsea cable cut in the Red Sea, reported by a number of news outlets early last week, could be a long-term issue, with repairs taking months.

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Meta, V.tal to build third Brazilian landing point for Malbec cable

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May 26, 2025
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Meta has announced it is partnering with Brazilian neutral network, digital infrastructure and data centre group V.tal to establish a new cable landing point for Meta’s Malbec subsea cable in Porto Alegre.

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Nokia helps South Africa’s fibertime to connect underserved communities

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October 6, 2025
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South African company fibertime, which says its aim is to connect townships to affordable world-class internet, is working with tech giant Nokia on expanding its fibre broadband access footprint to include an additional 400,000 homes located across Sou…

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Telecom Fiji taps Kordia to build transmission route for Vanua Levu

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Telecom Fiji says it has signed a partnership deal with New Zealand-based critical communication solutions firm Kordia to install a new transmission network for the northern island of Vanua Levu.

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