Tunisia inaugurates a new submarine cable – is there more to come?

Posted on March 12, 2024 by Guest authors

Last week’s inauguration of Tunisia’s Ifriqiya submarine cable is part of a wider plan to boost the country’s international connectivity, according to a number of reports.

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InfoRR, 4WNet tap Padtec to expand network to Amazonas

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August 22, 2024
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Brazilian ISP InfoRR is partnering with service provider 4WNet Telecomunicações to build a new DWDM optical network using equipment from Brazilian vendor Padtec to expand operations from the state of Roraima to Amazonas.

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PLDT promises “always on” fibre access with FWA LTE backup

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November 28, 2024
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Philippine telco PLDT has reportedly launched what it’s billing as an “uninterruptible fiber internet connection” service that uses fixed wireless access (FWA) LTE as an automatic backup connection in case of a fibre outage.

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New Google subsea cable to connect Oman, Maldives and Australia

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Google says it plans to deploy a new trans-Indian Ocean subsea cable system that will connect Oman, the Maldives Islands in South Asia, and Christmas Island, an Australian territory. It will be called Dhivaru after the line that controls the main sail …

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