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Reliance Jio to construct largest international submarine cable system connecting India BusinessToday.In © India Today Group Reliance Jio to construct largest international submarine cable system connecting India Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Jio Infocomm is constructing the largest international submarine cable system centered on India. The mobile broadband digital service provider is working with several key global partners and submarine cable supplier SubCom is currently deploying two next generation cables to support data demand growth across the region. The India-Asia-Xp...

Reliance Jio joins global consortium to build undersea cable network SECTIONS Last Updated: May 17, 2021, 08:17 PM IST Share Synopsis The submarine cable networks are used to connect several countries for flow of internet and telecom services. These high capacity and high-speed systems will provide more than 200 Tbps (terabits per second) of capacity spanning over 16,000 kilometres, according to a statement. "Jio is taking a leadership role in the construction of the first of its kind, India-centric IAX and IEX subsea systems," Reliance Jio President Mathew Oommen said in a statement. Telecom...

This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. WarnerMedia's HBO Max is set to introduce an ad-supported tier and expand internationally this year. We identified the seven top execs running the WarnerMedia's flagship streaming service. They include general manager Andy Forssell, and his six top product, marketing, and other reports. WarnerMedia's HBO Max made a splash during its first year in the US.  After launching in May in a crowded market, HBO...

It's a big week for Netflix. Sure, the platform doesn't have the quantity of programming to add pre-streaming wars, but the streaming giant is leaps and bounds ahead of its competitors in original content. For the first time in a while, this week features a week of nothing but Netflix Originals. [...]

The Hollywood studio has transformed to better compete with streaming services like Netflix , including bringing in new management and collapsing some of the walls between divisions of the legacy business.  As part of a massive executive shake-up at parent company WarnerMedia, CEO Jason Kilar combined the company's studios and networks groups in 2020. It brought brands like HBO, Warner Bros., DC Comics, and Cartoon Network under one roof. The shift also served to rally the media company around its now one-year-old streaming service ...