Kazakhtelecom and AzerTelecom start work on Trans-Caspian cable

Posted on August 8, 2025 by Guest authors

Kazakhtelecom and AzerTelecom have entered the active phase of deploying the long-planned Trans-Caspian Submarine Cable System that will cross the Caspian Sea to connect Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan.

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