But one surprising way that all this (and more) is possible? Submarine cables. It's important to note that submarine cables have been around for more than a century and a half since 1886.

MANILA, Philippines — NTT World Engineering Marine Corp. is introducing a new submarine telecommunications cable laying vessel that is expected to strengthen the maintenance capabilities for ...

The enterprises globally with the capability of delivering intercontinental submarine cables mainly include SubCom of the US, ASN of France, NEC of Japan, and HMN Tech of China. The world's ...

NTT World Engineering Marine Corp. (NTT WE Marine), the submarine cable laying unit of Japan's Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp. (NTT), is expanding its presence in the Philippines to support the ...

HONG KONG, March 30, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- On March 24, the launch ceremony of ADC Submarine Cable's commissioning was successfully held at the Everbright Centre in Hong Kong. The event brought ...

Japan’s NTT World Engineering Marine Corporation (NTT WE Marine) is strengthening its presence in the Philippines as it seeks a more significant role in the country's rapidly growing submarine cable ...

In the digital age, undersea cables form the backbone of ... Key players include Alcatel Submarine Networks (France), SubCom, LLC (US), NEC Corporation (Japan), NEXANS (France), Prysmian Group ...

By 2030, Vietnam aims to deploy at least 10 new submarine cables using modern technology, raising its total to a minimum of 15 international cables with an aggregate capacity of at least 350Tbps. Of ...

The company announced the planned launch of its new submarine telecommunications cable laying vessel, CS VEGA II, in April. This vessel will be Philippine-flagged and will maintain domestic submarine ...

As the pace of global submarine communication cable construction accelerates, conflicts between increasingly busy international shipping routes and densely laid cable lines have increased.

Vietnam has commissioned its segment of the Asia Direct Cable, its largest submarine internet connection so far, with a landing station in the central province of Binh Dinh. Viettel Networks, a ...

The global submarine cable market is dominated by four companies: Alcatel Submarine Networks (France), SubCom (USA), NEC (Japan), and China’s HMN Tech. If Western governments and their allies, alarmed ...