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Ammonia Gas Leak In Chennai: 52 Residents "Under Observation" At Hospitals
The leak of ammonia gas from a subsea pipeline linked to a fertiliser manufacturing unit in north Chennai led to local residents suffering shortness of breath and nausea, authorities said on Wednesday, adding that 52 persons are under observation.
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Airtel, Meta to Jointly Invest in Global Connectivity Infrastructure in India to Cater to Rising Demand
Airtel and Meta on Monday announced a collaboration to invest in telecom infrastructure for India to cater to the increasing demand in the country for high-speed internet and digital services. The telecoms provider will partner with Meta and Saudi Telecom Company to extend 2Africa Pearls, the world's longest subsea cable system, to India.
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Meta, Airtel To Jointly Invest In Telecom Infrastructure In India
As part of the collaboration, Airtel will partner with Meta and STC (Saudi Telecom Company), to extend the world's longest subsea cable system, 2Africa Pearls, to India.
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Google Subsea Internet Cable Lands in Africa, Promising Fast Connection
A subsea cable owned by Google that promises to double Internet speeds for millions in Africa arrived in Togo, the company said, the latest step in a multi-year project to provide cheaper access to users across the continent.
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India's First Manned Ocean Mission "Samudrayan" Launched
India's first manned ocean mission "Samudrayan"was launched in Chennai on Friday by Union Minister Jitendra Singh and with this the nation joined an elite club of nations having such underwater vehicles for carrying out subsea activities.
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Facebook, Telcos to Extend Subsea Cable to Four Countries in World’s Largest Project
Facebook and a team of African and global telecoms companies will add four more countries to its world's largest subsea cable project, widening the build project in Africa earlier than planned.
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Nazi Warship Found Off Norway Coast After 80 Years
A Nazi cruiser torpedoed and sunk off the coast of Norway in 1940 has been found by chance at a depth of 490 metres (535 yards) during a subsea power cable inspection, the finders said on Thursday.
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Facebook, Telcos Plan Subsea Cable to Connect Africa, Middle East and Europe
The network will have a design capacity of up to 150 terabytes per second (Tbps) on key parts of the system, the site said. The 11 new cables rolled out between 2009 and 2016 in sub-Saharan Africa provided around 70Tbps of design capacity.
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Google's New 'Equiano' Subsea Cable to Connect Africa and Europe
Google said Equiano is the company's 14th subsea cable investment globally.
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Google Completes Subsea Cable to Chile in Global Cloud Push
Google has completed a 10,000-kilometer (6,214-mile) subsea cable linking the coast of California to Chile, a key step in its plans to bolster its global cloud computing infrastructure.
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Before Exploring Other Planets, Submarine Will Dive To Earth's Seafloor
NASA is set to send a submarine to the seafloor near Hawaii on August 20 in an effort to find an environment analogous to water worlds like Jupiter's moon Europa and Saturn's moon Enceladus, a media report said today. Taking a closer look at the Earth's seafloor might help the space agency to send a submarine to the outer solar system to explore th...
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Google Announces Dunant, Its First Private Transatlantic Subsea Cable
Named Dunant, after Henri Dunant, the first Nobel Peace Prize winner and founder of the Red Cross, the cable is expected to become available in late 2020.
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Microsoft, Facebook Complete the Highest-Capacity Subsea Cable to Cross the Atlantic
Microsoft, Facebook, and Telxius announced the completion of the highest capacity subsea cable 'Marea' (tide) that delivers 16 million times faster Internet than an average home Web connection.
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Google, Facebook Partner on Undersea Cable From Los Angeles to Hong Kong
Google and Facebook are working with Pacific Light Data Communication Company and with undersea communications technology firm TE SubCom on the cable.
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GE, L&T Partner To Manufacture Subsea Equipment
American conglomerate GE said it has signed a pact with engineering firm Larsen & Toubro to manufacture subsea equipment for future deep water projects in Krishna-Godavari basin on the eastern coast of India.
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Ammonia Gas Leak In Chennai: 52 Residents "Under Observation" At Hospitals
The leak of ammonia gas from a subsea pipeline linked to a fertiliser manufacturing unit in north Chennai led to local residents suffering shortness of breath and nausea, authorities said on Wednesday, adding that 52 persons are under observation.
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Airtel, Meta to Jointly Invest in Global Connectivity Infrastructure in India to Cater to Rising Demand
Airtel and Meta on Monday announced a collaboration to invest in telecom infrastructure for India to cater to the increasing demand in the country for high-speed internet and digital services. The telecoms provider will partner with Meta and Saudi Telecom Company to extend 2Africa Pearls, the world's longest subsea cable system, to India.
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Meta, Airtel To Jointly Invest In Telecom Infrastructure In India
As part of the collaboration, Airtel will partner with Meta and STC (Saudi Telecom Company), to extend the world's longest subsea cable system, 2Africa Pearls, to India.
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Google Subsea Internet Cable Lands in Africa, Promising Fast Connection
A subsea cable owned by Google that promises to double Internet speeds for millions in Africa arrived in Togo, the company said, the latest step in a multi-year project to provide cheaper access to users across the continent.
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India's First Manned Ocean Mission "Samudrayan" Launched
India's first manned ocean mission "Samudrayan"was launched in Chennai on Friday by Union Minister Jitendra Singh and with this the nation joined an elite club of nations having such underwater vehicles for carrying out subsea activities.
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Facebook, Telcos to Extend Subsea Cable to Four Countries in World’s Largest Project
Facebook and a team of African and global telecoms companies will add four more countries to its world's largest subsea cable project, widening the build project in Africa earlier than planned.
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Nazi Warship Found Off Norway Coast After 80 Years
A Nazi cruiser torpedoed and sunk off the coast of Norway in 1940 has been found by chance at a depth of 490 metres (535 yards) during a subsea power cable inspection, the finders said on Thursday.
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Facebook, Telcos Plan Subsea Cable to Connect Africa, Middle East and Europe
The network will have a design capacity of up to 150 terabytes per second (Tbps) on key parts of the system, the site said. The 11 new cables rolled out between 2009 and 2016 in sub-Saharan Africa provided around 70Tbps of design capacity.
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Google's New 'Equiano' Subsea Cable to Connect Africa and Europe
Google said Equiano is the company's 14th subsea cable investment globally.
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Google Completes Subsea Cable to Chile in Global Cloud Push
Google has completed a 10,000-kilometer (6,214-mile) subsea cable linking the coast of California to Chile, a key step in its plans to bolster its global cloud computing infrastructure.
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Before Exploring Other Planets, Submarine Will Dive To Earth's Seafloor
NASA is set to send a submarine to the seafloor near Hawaii on August 20 in an effort to find an environment analogous to water worlds like Jupiter's moon Europa and Saturn's moon Enceladus, a media report said today. Taking a closer look at the Earth's seafloor might help the space agency to send a submarine to the outer solar system to explore th...
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Google Announces Dunant, Its First Private Transatlantic Subsea Cable
Named Dunant, after Henri Dunant, the first Nobel Peace Prize winner and founder of the Red Cross, the cable is expected to become available in late 2020.
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Microsoft, Facebook Complete the Highest-Capacity Subsea Cable to Cross the Atlantic
Microsoft, Facebook, and Telxius announced the completion of the highest capacity subsea cable 'Marea' (tide) that delivers 16 million times faster Internet than an average home Web connection.
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Google, Facebook Partner on Undersea Cable From Los Angeles to Hong Kong
Google and Facebook are working with Pacific Light Data Communication Company and with undersea communications technology firm TE SubCom on the cable.
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GE, L&T Partner To Manufacture Subsea Equipment
American conglomerate GE said it has signed a pact with engineering firm Larsen & Toubro to manufacture subsea equipment for future deep water projects in Krishna-Godavari basin on the eastern coast of India.
