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Chinas undersea surveillance systems are spreading its footprints, increasingly toeing critical assets across geographies. These forays are aimed at exerting influence over security and defence apparatus vital to the EU and NATO, including transport, infrastructure, and telecommunication networks. If Beijings game plan is to build a maritime silk route, it is imperative for India to counter these surveillance forays.

State to also establish up-to 1,450 ICT hubs domiciled at the ward level

A new submarine cable system in Southeast Asia is on the way after a consortium of telecommunication companies agreed to invest about US$300 million in Asia Link Cable (ALC).

The partners in the South East Asia Hainan – Hong Kong Express Cable System (SEA-H2X) cable project have reaffirmed their partnership to construct and operate the system and say that it is targeted to be ready for service in 2024.

A ‘green’ high-speed underwater backbone communication network is coming to Brazil’s Amazon River thanks to a partnership between Seja Digital, a non-governmental, non-profit institution created by regulator ANATEL, and HMN Tech, a provider of turnkey submarine-network solutions.

HMN Tech, a provider of turnkey submarine network solutions, has announced that it has completed the marine deployment of the Senegal Horn of Africa Regional Express (SHARE) submarine cable system, with landfalls in both Senegal and Cape Verde.

SYDNEY/BEIJING: A World Bank-led project declined to award a contract to lay sensitive undersea communications cables after Pacific island ...