The Houthis and the Red Sea: A new risk to subsea cables
Intentional or otherwise, terrorists are now a threat to global connectivity
Long Reads - submarine cable
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The tide comes in for subsea cable networks
Sea levels are rising and our coasts are wasting away, the question remains whether it will take our subsea networks with it
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A brief history of cable ships
170 years of subsea cable history, dragged into place by ships
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The cable ship capacity crunch
Demand for cable continues to increase, but the fleet laying and maintaining them is small and aging
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Making subsea cables smart, and helping save the planet
How SMART repeaters could help the fight against global warming
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Antarctica comes in from the cold: Building subsea cables to the last unconnected continent
Could a submarine cable finally be close to connecting the last unconnected continent?
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Submarine cables find new impetus under hyperscalers
The tides of subsea cable trends are changing rapidly amid new investments and development
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What is a submarine cable? Subsea fiber explained
Our wireless world depends on a few hundred fiber cables laid on the ocean floor