Liberty plans MAYA-1.2 Caribbean subsea cable to replace MAYA-1

Posted on August 28, 2025 by Guest authors

Liberty Networks has revealed plans to replace its MAYA-1 subsea cable route in the Caribbean with a new system – dubbed MAYA-1.2 – with fewer landing points but double the capacity of the original network.

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Axian Telecom Fibre acquires majority stake in Wananchi Group

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November 6, 2025
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Axian Telecom’s fibre subsidiary, Axian Telecom Fibre, has completed the acquisition of 99.63% stake in Wananchi Group, a fixed broadband provider, as it looks to strengthen its position in high-demand fibre markets across East Africa.

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Converge ICT lands Bifrost subsea cable in Davao

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August 7, 2025
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Philippine broadband provider Converge ICT Solutions said on Thursday it has landed the Philippine branch of the trans-pacific Bifrost Cable System at its cable landing station in Davao.

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Huawei unveils AI-centric optical innovations to future-proof networks

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March 18, 2025
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At Mobile World Congress Barcelona 2025, Huawei emphasised the urgent need for operators to construct future-proof optical networks to capitalise on the surge in data demand driven by AI-powered applications.

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