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🌍 A significant announcement from the ITU, the United Nations agency for digital technology, aims to strengthen global efforts to protect the critical submarine cable infrastructure that powers our digital economy. The ITU's International Advisory Body for Submarine Cable Resilience will foster international collaboration, uniting industry leaders, governments, and regulators to enhance the safety, resilience, and protection of submarine cables. As a key hub for international connectivity, Djibouti Telecom understands the importance of a robust and resilient submarine cable network. With our strategic location and 10 operational submarine cables, including projects like Africa-1 and SeaMeWe-6, we play a vital role in securing global communication networks and ensuring uninterrupted service. This initiative comes at a crucial time, with growing challenges to submarine cables worldwide. Djibouti Telecom supports these efforts as we continue to enhance connectivity across East Africa and beyond. Read more about this initiative here: https://lnkd.in/eSHasQTs #SubmarineCables #DigitalInfrastructure #Connectivity #DjiboutiTelecom #ITU #Resilience #Telecoms #ConnectingAfrica

#Internet connectivity across Pakistan has been fully restored after successful repairs to critical submarine cables, announced the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA). Issues with the South East Asia-Middle East-Western Europe 4 (SMW4) and Asia-Africa-Europe 1 (AAE-1) cables had caused significant slowdowns since June, with additional disruptions in August. The repairs have restored a bandwidth capacity of 1,750 Gbps. Looking forward, Pakistan is set to strengthen its digital infrastructure by integrating the Pakistan East Africa Cable Express (PEACE) system within this year. Additionally, three new cables from Transworld International and PTCL are planned for rollout over the next two years, promising a substantial boost to internet capacity. #Pakistan #InternetRestored #PTA #DigitalGrowth #SubmarineCable #Connectivity

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#Pakistan is poised to launch its #second satellite, Paksat International mm1, on May 30, 2024. This cutting-edge communication satellite will significantly enhance TV broadcasts, mobile phone services, and internet connectivity. The launch, taking place at China's #Xichang Satellite Launch Centre, represents a milestone in technological cooperation between China and Pakistan. This collaborative project is expected to boost #Pakistan's socio-economic development and drive digital transformation. While initial costs are high, the long-term benefits include the creation of high-tech jobs, increased investments, and economic growth. PAKSAT MM1 is scheduled to begin operations in August. #LatestPakistan #Arabtimesnews #PAKSATMM1 #PakistanSpaceProgram #ChinaPakistanCooperation #DigitalTransformation

Vietnam to have 10 new undersea fibre optic cable lines Vietnam's international fibre optic cable system should have at least ten new undersea cables by 2030, bringing the country's undersea routes to at least 15. The strategy has been approved by the Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC). The projected number of cables clearly defines the importance of Vietnam's international fibre optic cable system as part of the digital infrastructure and something which must be prioritised in terms of investment, ensuring the country's connection internationally. It must also have enough capacity so that some Vietnamese cities can become regional data centres. Developing the international fibre optic cable system aims to build international connectivity bridge for digital economic promotion, digital society, defence and security. State-owned enterprises pioneered the international foundation of the cable system, helping domestic and foreign businesses in order for them to quickly make breakthroughs in Vietnam's international fibre optic cable system.

99% of enterprises in PNG and Pacific Islands haven't got these features and capabilities to improve rural and remote branch connectivity.. 8 transformative features to enhance remote branch performance in PNG and ensure digital readiness! This is only a subset of the most wanted features the 1% users to improve their branch networks. A lot of ICT folks ignore and pay very little attention to feature #8. Experience says, the subtle crafting of a hub and spoke design should be top priority. ICT leaders have you got these features and capabilities? #papuanewguinea #solomonislands #Fiji #Tonga #vanuatu #sprintnetworks #versanetworks Telikom PNG Digicel Pacific Telecom Fiji Vodafone Papua New Guinea  #sdwan #forcepoint #meraki #viptela #fortinet Sprint Networks #sase SES Asia-Pacific Kacific Broadband Satellites Group #pacificislands #anz Versa Networks #ANZ #ztlan

Internet connectivity in Pakistan has been fully restored following successful repairs to key submarine cables, according to the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA). The slowdown, which began in June and continued with additional issues in August, was caused by problems with the South East Asia-Middle East-Western Europe 4 (SMW4) and Asia-Africa-Europe 1 (AAE-1) cables. Repairs have reinstated a bandwidth shortfall of 1,750 Gbps. Looking ahead, Pakistan plans to further enhance its digital infrastructure by integrating the Pakistan East Africa Cable Express (PEACE) system this year, along with three new cables from Transworld International and PTCL over the next two years, which will significantly increase internet capacity. #Pakistan #Internet #Connectivity #PTA #DigitalInfrastructure #SubmarineCables

Internet connectivity in Pakistan has been fully restored following successful repairs to key submarine cables, according to the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA). The slowdown, which began in June and continued with additional issues in August, was caused by problems with the South East Asia-Middle East-Western Europe 4 (SMW4) and Asia-Africa-Europe 1 (AAE-1) cables. Repairs have reinstated a bandwidth shortfall of 1,750 Gbps. Looking ahead, Pakistan plans to further enhance its digital infrastructure by integrating the Pakistan East Africa Cable Express (PEACE) system this year, along with three new cables from Transworld International and PTCL over the next two years, which will significantly increase internet capacity. #Pakistan #Internet #Connectivity #PTA #DigitalInfrastructure #SubmarineCables

Africa Telecoms and ICT News 19th of February 2024        South Africa aims to connect 21,878 public institutions to the internet in the next three years    COMESA investigates ATC, Airtel Africa    Subsidiaries in Sub-Saharan Africa supported Maroc Telecom’s revenue growth in 2023    Vodafone Egypt to increase its stake in Basata’s subsidiaries to 20%    FDI in Nigeria’s telecom sector declined by 70.5% in 2023    https://lnkd.in/dNG_5RTr