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  1. The Singapore-Batam Digital Corridor is already being built.

    Front-end in Singapore (peering, low-latency apps). Back-end in Batam (AI training, storage, DR). A dedicated 24-fiber-pair submarine cable connects them at under 2ms latency.

    This is what happens when one location runs out of space and the other has cost advantages too large to ignore.

    Full breakdown: resistancezero.com/article-19.

    #DataCenter #DigitalInfrastructure #SubmarineCable #SiteSelection #TechInfrastructure

  2. The Singapore-Batam Digital Corridor is already being built.

    Front-end in Singapore (peering, low-latency apps). Back-end in Batam (AI training, storage, DR). A dedicated 24-fiber-pair submarine cable connects them at under 2ms latency.

    This is what happens when one location runs out of space and the other has cost advantages too large to ignore.

    Full breakdown: resistancezero.com/article-19.

    #DataCenter #DigitalInfrastructure #SubmarineCable #SiteSelection #TechInfrastructure

  3. The Singapore-Batam Digital Corridor is already being built.

    Front-end in Singapore (peering, low-latency apps). Back-end in Batam (AI training, storage, DR). A dedicated 24-fiber-pair submarine cable connects them at under 2ms latency.

    This is what happens when one location runs out of space and the other has cost advantages too large to ignore.

    Full breakdown: resistancezero.com/article-19.

    #DataCenter #DigitalInfrastructure #SubmarineCable #SiteSelection #TechInfrastructure

  4. The Singapore-Batam Digital Corridor is already being built.

    Front-end in Singapore (peering, low-latency apps). Back-end in Batam (AI training, storage, DR). A dedicated 24-fiber-pair submarine cable connects them at under 2ms latency.

    This is what happens when one location runs out of space and the other has cost advantages too large to ignore.

    Full breakdown: resistancezero.com/article-19.

    #DataCenter #DigitalInfrastructure #SubmarineCable #SiteSelection #TechInfrastructure

  5. Sau sự cố cáp ngầm 110kV Hà Tiên - Phú Quốc gây mất điện diện rộng, Công ty Điện lực An Giang dự kiến sẽ cấp điện trở lại cho đảo Phú Quốc vào ngày 5/12.

    #PhúQuốc #AnGiang #cúpđiện #sựcốcápngầm #điệnlực
    #PhuQuoc #Vietnam #poweroutage #submarinecable

    vtcnews.vn/sau-su-co-cap-ngam-

  6. Việt Nam, Malaysia và Singapore sẽ được kết nối bằng tuyến cáp ngầm cao thế dưới biển. Dự án này nhằm mục đích xuất khẩu điện gió từ Việt Nam sang các nước đối tác, thúc đẩy phát triển năng lượng tái tạo trong khu vực.

    #ĐiệnGió #NăngLượngTáiTạo #CápNgầm #ViệtNam #Malaysia #Singapore #XuấtKhẩuĐiện #CleanEnergy #WindPower #SubmarineCable #RenewableEnergy #EnergyExport

    vietnamnet.vn/viet-nam-lam-tuy

  7. In the most recent incident, a Togolese-flagged cargo ship with Chinese backing, the “Hongtai,” allegedly severed the third Taiwan-Penghu submarine cable. This has raised concerns about how to defend against these “gray zone” threats to critical infrastructure.

    #securityland #geosphere #submarinecable #communication #taiwan #grayzone #criticalinfrastructure

    security.land/taiwans-submarin

  8. »#Submarinecable #resilienceboard announced on same day maybe-cut-by-China Baltic cable repaired: #ITU thinks time is now for more talk about how to keep data moving beneath the waves.« theregister.com/2024/12/02/cab #tech #media

  9. Yesterday, James Appathurai, #NATO Deputy Assistant Secretary General for Innovation, Hybrid and Cyber, stated on @euronews:

    “You might have seen that a Chinese ship cut the #Baltic connection cable. The Chinese have come forward to admit that.”

    🔗 youtu.be/z7lM2-doGJs?feature=s

    #euronews #china #BalticSea #SubmarineCable #cLion1

  10. RIPE Labs investigated the #submarinecable cuts in the #balticsea in a blog post Does the Internet Route Around Damage? - Baltic Sea Cable CutsThey infer evidence of disruptions based on #ripeatlas measurements in which 20-30% of the paths exhibit a notably increased latency. A short, but nevertheless interesting read.

    Following the latest news on the cable cut are somewhat concerning due to the hostile actions traversing from "digital only" to physical infrastructure for the digital space.

    #infosec #germany #finland

  11. The first experiment on the #EllaLink #GeoLab has already started!

    The Portuguese NREN FCCN interviewed INESC TEC's researcher Orlando Frazão on how this infrastructure integrated in the EllaLink #SubmarineCable can help to study oceanographic conditions, detect earthquakes, understand the movement of tides and boats, and more 👉 connect.geant.org/2023/04/05/g

    Read this article on #CONNECT42, the latest issue of our CONNECT Magazine 📰 connect.geant.org/connect42

    #Oceanography #Seismology #MarineEcology

  12. The first experiment on the has already started!

    The Portuguese NREN FCCN interviewed INESC TEC's researcher Orlando Frazão on how this infrastructure integrated in the EllaLink can help to study oceanographic conditions, detect earthquakes, understand the movement of tides and boats, and more 👉 connect.geant.org/2023/04/05/g

    Read this article on , the latest issue of our CONNECT Magazine 📰 connect.geant.org/connect42

  13. The first experiment on the #EllaLink #GeoLab has already started!

    The Portuguese NREN FCCN interviewed INESC TEC's researcher Orlando Frazão on how this infrastructure integrated in the EllaLink #SubmarineCable can help to study oceanographic conditions, detect earthquakes, understand the movement of tides and boats, and more 👉 connect.geant.org/2023/04/05/g

    Read this article on #CONNECT42, the latest issue of our CONNECT Magazine 📰 connect.geant.org/connect42

    #Oceanography #Seismology #MarineEcology

  14. The first experiment on the #EllaLink #GeoLab has already started!

    The Portuguese NREN FCCN interviewed INESC TEC's researcher Orlando Frazão on how this infrastructure integrated in the EllaLink #SubmarineCable can help to study oceanographic conditions, detect earthquakes, understand the movement of tides and boats, and more 👉 connect.geant.org/2023/04/05/g

    Read this article on #CONNECT42, the latest issue of our CONNECT Magazine 📰 connect.geant.org/connect42

    #Oceanography #Seismology #MarineEcology

  15. The first experiment on the #EllaLink #GeoLab has already started!

    The Portuguese NREN FCCN interviewed INESC TEC's researcher Orlando Frazão on how this infrastructure integrated in the EllaLink #SubmarineCable can help to study oceanographic conditions, detect earthquakes, understand the movement of tides and boats, and more 👉 connect.geant.org/2023/04/05/g

    Read this article on #CONNECT42, the latest issue of our CONNECT Magazine 📰 connect.geant.org/connect42

    #Oceanography #Seismology #MarineEcology

  16. "Tens of thousands of miles of cables crisscross our deep seas, ferrying data between continents and carrying renewable power from offshore energy platforms to the land. These snaking, artificial structures can serve as shelter to a vast array of bottom-dwelling sea life: anemones, sponges, corals, sea stars, urchins, worms, bivalves, crabs and other invertebrates have been found to take up residence on or near undersea..."
    #UnderSeaCables #MarineLife #EMF #SubmarineCable
    bbc.com/future/article/2023020

  17. CW: Submarine Cable Map

    I was playing around with LetsDefend.io and came across this nifty map showing the submarine cables around the globe.

    I'm not really sure how useful this could be but I found it interesting:

    submarinecablemap.com/

    #NetworkMap
    #SubmarineCable
    #LetsDefend

  18. Our world is connected.

    We see evidence of that from seeing social media updates from people around the world or news broadcasts that cover events happening from anywhere. But have you considered the physical infrastructure of the internet? Of course there are datacenters, giant buildings with loud computers buzzing away. But those buildings need to be connected to each other, to your modem at home, to mobile cell towers that are sprinkled all over the place, and "to the internet". But what does that mean? Contrary to popular belief, satellites are NOT how most information travels the world. Indeed, we have physical cables all over... but instead of carrying electrical signals those cables carry light generated by lasers.

    These cables not only exist alongside roads and hung on power lines. They're also running along the bottom of the world's oceans. The image below is an inventory of each of these underwater internet cables. What I find interesting is how many there are! It seems like a lot. But then when I think more about it I am also amazed at how few there are. If you pay attention you will see news articles describing occasional sabotage of these cables, here's one recently published by Wired: wired.com/story/submarine-inte. This is actually very important to the future and security of the global internet.

    #internet #fiberoptic #infrastructure #submarinecable #lasers #packets

    You can see a vector version of the map here: sudorandom.dev/assets/images/w
    or from my portfolio website: sudorandom.dev/portfolio/subma

    The data for generating this map is based on: submarinecablemap.com/

  19. Our world is connected. We see evidence of that from seeing social media updates from people around the world or news broadcasts that cover events happening from anywhere. But have you considered the physical infrastructure of the internet? Of course there are datacenters, giant buildings with loud computers buzzing away. But those buildings need to be connected to each other, to your modem at home, to mobile cell towers that are sprinkled all over the place, and connected "to the internet". But what does that mean? Contrary to popular belief, satellites are NOT how most information travels the world. Indeed, we have physical cables all over... but instead of sending electrical signals those cables carry light generated by lasers.

    These cables not only exist alongside roads and hung on power lines. They're also running along the bottom of the world's oceans. The image attached below is an inventory of each of these underwater internet cables. What I find interesting is how many there are! It seems like a lot. But then when I think more about it I am also amazed at how few there are. If you pay attention you will see news articles describing occasional sabotage of these cables, here's one recently published by Wired: wired.com/story/submarine-inte. This is actually very important to the future and security of the global internet.

    #internet #fiberoptic #infrastructure #submarinecable #lasers #packets

    sudorandom.dev/portfolio/subma

    The data for generating this map is based on: submarinecablemap.com/

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