Pipe International has called on the communications regulator to relieve congestion in the undersea corridors for submarine cables by opening a third "protection zone" in New South Wales waters.

Three Republican House representatives have questioned major tech companies about their safeguards for submarine ...

PORTSMOUTH, United Kingdom, November 27, 2024--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The International Cable Protection Committee (ICPC), notes with concern the recent reports of faults on two submarine cables in the ...

Pipe Networks' undersea fibre-optic cable network linking Australia to Guam and international internet backbones will go ahead, the company announced this morning.

In the landing station, the submarine cable will meet its terrestrial cousins which will snake their way into Sydney metro, connecting Pipe Networks' and other carriers' networks to the undersea ...

The ICPC is the world’s premier submarine cable protection organisation. It was formed in 1958 to promote the protection of submarine cables against human-made and natural hazards.

Pipe Networks has given an optimistic update on its as yet unconfirmed plan to build a submarine cable link from Sydney to Guam. The company indicated in March that a final decision would be made ...

For further information about the ICPC and its events, submarine cables generally, best practices for cable protection, and applicable international law and treaties, visit: www.iscpc.org and www ...

The Minister of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy, Bosun Tijani, has been appointed co-chair of the International Telecommunication Union’s advisory body on submarine cable resilience.