DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
News - Networking, Paul Mah
The latest news from the AI, data center, telco, chip, and cloud sector
DCD Magazine #62 out now
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NEC to build Asia Direct Cable submarine cable
Linking China, Japan, and Southeast Asia
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Colt reduces latency between Tokyo and Hong Kong stock exchange
Fastest connectivity in the market between the two regions.
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JGA-S submarine cable to land at Queensland this weekend
Will offer the fastest connection from Queensland and east Australia from mid-2020
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Google releases Anthos as part of new multi-cloud push
Google bets on a multi-cloud future
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Telstra to buy into SSCN's Southern Cross Next cable
Telco takes a big stake in the forthcoming link from Australia to the US
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Indigo Central submarine cable lands in Sydney
The first "trans-Australia" submarine link brings a direct optical link from Singapore to Sydney
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NEC to connect India to the Andaman and Nicobar Islands
Submarine cable system will stretch 2,300km
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Vocus selects STT GDC data center as PoP for upcoming submarine cable
Australia Singapore Cable will land in Singapore and Perth
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SEAX and Telin Singapore announce connectivity partnership
Telin’s customers will get priority access to the upcoming submarine cable
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NEC completes SKR1M submarine cable
Linking Peninsular Malaysia and the states on the island of Borneo
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TKO Express cable goes live in Hong Kong
1,728 fiber cores to serve financial and media companies
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China Telecom and Huawei to build Gigabit fiber network in Shenzhen
China’s first Gigaband City will be the pattern for future developments
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MyRepublic launches self-provisioning WAN service
Based on SDN technology from Nokia’s Nuage Networks, the self-provisioning service is billed as plug-and-play
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Telstra sells some of Pacnet’s ISP assets in Singapore, Thailand
The acquired assets will be merged with the existing ISP business of Acclivis, and rebranded as Pacific Internet
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Singapore's data centers inch towards 100Gbps
Faster network connections are cropping up all over the island city-state
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SEA-ME-WE 3 cable to Australia in trouble
The world’s longest cable proves troublesome to repair