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New Zealand: Proposal for Pacific Submarine Fibre Optic Cable

Hawaiki Submarine Cable has proposed a new Pacific submarine cable what would link New Zealand and Australia with several Pacific islands by the end of 2014, reported Computerworld.

The Hawaiki cable is a repeatered 2 fibre pairs submarine cable system with a design capacity of 8Tbps linking Auckland, Sydney and Hawaii.

A branching unit will enable the connection of Norfolk Island, New Caledonia, Vanuatu, Fiji, Wallis, Samoa and American Samoa to the Hawaiki backbone.

Subsea World News Staff, September 06, 2012; Image: hawaikicable

Global Marine to Extend Tampnet Offshore Fibre Optic Network

Cable Innovator installing fibre optic comms link to Sleipner platform in Norwegian waters

Global Marine has been awarded a third contract to extend the Tampnet offshore fibre optic network with a new cable ...

October 14, 2014read more →

Tyco Electronics to Supply Submarine Cable for Navy

Tyco Electronics Subsea Communications of Eatontown, New Jersey, has been awarded a $12,31 mill. firm-fixed-price ...

October 2, 2014read more →

Hawaiian Telcom to Serve as Hawaiki’s Subsea ...

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Hawaiki Cable Limited, the New Zealand owner and developer of Hawaiki submarine cable system, has selected Hawaiian ...

September 15, 2014read more →

Seaborn Boosts Seabras-1 Capacity

Seaborn Networks has announced that to better address its contracted customer demand, its Seabras-1 submarine fiber ...

September 8, 2014read more →

Isles of Scilly to Get Faster Broadband with Diverted ...

A submarine cable, part of the operation to divert a 939-kilometre-long fibre optic cable between the UK and Spain ...

July 25, 2014read more →

New Zealand Oil & Gas Works on Abandoning of Oi-2 Well

Operations this morning are continuing to plug and abandon the Oi-2 well in Petroleum Mining Permit 38158, offshore ...

July 15, 2014read more →

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