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Claro Lands AMX-1 Cable in Ponce
Conectan a la Zona Sur a un Cable Submarino de Internet
https://subtelforum.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/iStock-2277455196-scaled-e1784582882757.jpg Primera Hora Staff, Primera Hora
July 23, 2026
Claro Puerto Rico has announced a $35 million investment to bring the AMX-1 submarine cable to Ponce, creating the island's first redundant international internet connection outside its northern corridor. The new southern landing is designed to diversify Puerto Rico's external routes and improve the ability of the network to maintain service through storms, hurricanes, power interruptions or other contingencies.
AMX-1 is owned by América Móvil and was built and installed by Alcatel Submarine Networks. The system spans about 19,300 kilometres and connects North, Central and South America through 15 landing points in eight countries and territories, including Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. The Ponce extension adds another landing geography for traffic serving the island and a new back-up path alongside the existing northern infrastructure.
Claro said the investment will expand transmission capacity as well as international connectivity. Puerto Rico governor Jenniffer González Colón described the project as a way to diversify international communications routes and reinforce critical digital infrastructure. Ponce mayor Marlese Sifre Rodríguez said the landing could support the city's role in technology and economic development.
The system is designed for 100 gigabits per second transmission and total capacity of up to 90 terabits per second. ASN said the extension provides greater geographic diversity for telecommunications traffic between Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. For Puerto Rico, the key outcome is a tangible resilience upgrade: a southern cable landing that reduces dependence on a single part of the island for international connectivity.
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SEA-H2X Cable Launches Across Asia-Pacific
China Mobile-Led and Invested SEA-H2X International Submarine Cable Project Launches Commercially, Paving the Way for Digital and Intelligent Interconnectivity in Asia-Pacific
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July 22, 2026
China Mobile International has moved the SEA-H2X submarine cable from construction into commercial service, completing system acceptance for a new route across Greater China and Southeast Asia. The project was led and invested in by China Mobile, which says it will operate the network operations centre for the system.
SEA-H2X links Hainan and Hong Kong with the Philippines, Thailand and Singapore. Its trunk route extends about 5,746 kilometres and uses eight fibre pairs, with a design capacity above 200 Tbps. China Mobile has built four trunk fibre pairs between Hong Kong and Singapore, together with branches to Hainan, the Philippines and Thailand. Those assets give the operator more than 100 Tbps of dedicated bandwidth at launch.
The cable is intended to add another regional path for international traffic while giving China Mobile a platform for monitoring, fault diagnosis and performance management. The operator plans to combine SEA-H2X with other Asia-Pacific cable systems and its wider terrestrial, points-of-presence and data-centre footprint.
For the region, the commercial milestone is more consequential than a shore-end landing alone: it confirms the system can now carry service across the route. China Mobile says the network will support lower-latency connectivity between China and Southeast Asia and strengthen the resilience of its wider international communications network. The launch also connects the cable to the operator's broader digital-infrastructure strategy across the Asia-Pacific, Middle East and Europe.
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Chubut and ENACOM Advance Cable Landing Plan
Chubut Aims to Host Argentina's Second International Cable Landing Station
https://subtelforum.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/iStock-2270124107-scaled.jpg Cristina Cueto, Data Center Dynamics
July 22, 2026
Argentina’s Chubut province has taken a formal step toward expanding the country’s international subsea connectivity. Chubut’s government and the National Communications Agency, ENACOM, signed a letter of intent under the Chubut Hub Digital 2030 initiative. The agreement supports work on telecommunications networks, data centers and broader connectivity, while advancing a proposal for an additional international submarine fiber landing point.
The proposal is significant because Argentina’s existing international subsea cable landings are concentrated at Las Toninas, outside Buenos Aires. A landing point in Chubut could give the country another geographic option for international connectivity and strengthen the province’s pitch as a digital-infrastructure location. The provincial government cites local energy availability, geography and long-distance connectivity assets as advantages in seeking finance for the initiative.
The announcement does not identify a cable system, landing-site location, construction timetable, investor or supplier. Those details will determine whether the letter of intent progresses into a defined subsea project. For now, it establishes cooperation between Chubut and the national communications agency around infrastructure planning rather than confirming a completed cable investment.
Argentina currently has international cable connections serving links with Brazil, Central America and the United States. Cirion operates a landing station in the Las Toninas area, while a domestic cable connects Punta Dungeness and Cabo Espiritu Santo in Tierra del Fuego. Chubut’s proposal therefore points to a potential new international gateway, subject to further project and financing decisions.
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Google Lands Nuvem Cable in Portugal
Google Lands Nuvem Subsea Cable in Portugal
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July 22, 2026
Google has brought the Nuvem submarine cable ashore at Sines, adding Portugal to a system intended to connect the country with the Azores, Bermuda and the United States. The landing gives the project another completed shore-end milestone as it progresses toward service later this year.
Announced in 2023, Nuvem is a roughly 7,000km system with 16 fibre pairs and planned capacity of 384Tbps. Google is developing the cable as part of a broader Atlantic connectivity programme, with the route linking Sines to Myrtle Beach in South Carolina and intermediate landings in the Azores and Bermuda. The South Carolina landing was completed in May at DC Blox’s Myrtle Beach cable landing station.
In Portugal, the cable will use a landing station developed by Google in Sines. The company is also building a facility at Lagoa on Sao Miguel in the Azores for Nuvem and the separate Sol cable, while another landing station is planned at Annie’s Bay in Bermuda.
Portuguese operator MEO has joined the Nuvem project as an investor. Its participation places a local network operator alongside Google’s infrastructure programme and supports the system’s role in Portugal’s international connectivity. The Sines landing follows Google’s Equiano cable project in Portugal and gives the country another direct position in the company’s subsea network expansion.
Nuvem is designed to provide additional route diversity and capacity across the Atlantic as demand for cloud, AI and digital services grows. With the Sines landing complete, the remaining work will focus on bringing the multi-landing system into service.
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NCC Cable Lands at Nongsa Digital Park
TelkomGroup, Nongsa Digital Park and BW Digital Strengthen Indonesia’s Digital Gateway Through the NCC Submarine Cable System
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July 20, 2026
Telin, BW Digital, and Nongsa Digital Park have completed the Batam landing of the Nongsa Changi Cable, marking a major deployment milestone for the new link between Indonesia and Singapore. The system came ashore at Nongsa Digital Park, adding a new international cable touchpoint in Batam.
NCC runs approximately 50 kilometers across the Singapore Strait and contains 24 fiber pairs. Its direct route is designed to provide high-capacity, low-latency connectivity for cloud platforms, hyperscalers, artificial intelligence services, and data center interconnection. The partners described the landing as an important step toward operational readiness.
The cable forms part of Telkom Group’s Indonesia Cable Express initiative. NCC is one of two new Batam-Singapore systems being developed by the group, alongside the Indonesia Singapore Cable System. Together, those investments are intended to expand route diversity and strengthen international network resilience between the two countries.
The project also connects with BW Digital’s wider infrastructure strategy in Batam. Its local portfolio includes the Citra Connect terrestrial fiber network and the NDP1 data center campus at Nongsa Digital Park, which is planned for 144MW. The combination is intended to provide an integrated platform spanning subsea connectivity, terrestrial backhaul, and data center capacity.
With the shore-end milestone complete, NCC moves closer to service while reinforcing Batam’s role as an Indonesian gateway to Singapore and regional markets. The remaining work toward operational readiness will determine when customers can begin using the new route and its additional capacity.
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Qatar Regulates Subsea Cable Landing Access
CRA Boosts Access to Global Connectivity Through Submarine Cable Network
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July 20, 2026
Qatar’s Communications Regulatory Authority has issued Decision No. 12 of 2026, establishing a framework for access to submarine cable landing station international-connectivity services. The decision is accompanied by implementation guidelines and follows a market assessment and two rounds of consultation with service providers and other stakeholders.
Licensed operators of cable landing stations in Qatar must prepare formal access offers and submit them to the CRA within specified deadlines. Each offer must describe the available services, prices, and contractual conditions. Once the regulator approves an offer, the operator must publish it so prospective access seekers can evaluate the available terms through a transparent framework.
The regulation also defines procedures for submitting access requests, conducting negotiations, and resolving disputes. Its scope includes co-location, cross-connects, backhaul connections, and managed services associated with submarine cable landing facilities. Pricing must be fair, reasonable, based on the service provided, and applied without discrimination.
CRA designed the rules as technology-neutral and symmetric, allowing them to remain applicable as Qatar’s connectivity market evolves and additional providers enter. Non-mandatory guidelines provide templates, service descriptions, and recommended structures to help operators assemble compliant offers.
By clarifying how landing-station capacity and related services can be accessed, the authority aims to increase predictability for market participants, encourage infrastructure investment, and support competition. The measure also links international cable access with Qatar’s expanding cloud, data center, and digital-services ecosystem, as well as the country’s development strategy for 2024-2030 and Qatar National Vision 2030.
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Cirion Begins Venezuela Subsea Cable Repair
The Wave Sentinel Begins Repair Work on the Cirion Subsea Cable in Venezuela
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July 19, 2026
Cirion Technologies says repair work has begun on the affected subsea cable in Venezuelan waters after the Wave Sentinel completed its entry procedures and reached the work area. The cable-repair vessel is now supporting technical operations at the reported damage point.
An underwater robot was sent down to the cut location and located both ends of the broken cable. Specialized teams have started integrity and connectivity tests, with the findings expected to determine the next immediate repair actions. Cirion said future updates will describe the condition of the cable following the earthquake and document progress toward restoration.
The offshore work follows several preparatory milestones. Cirion previously reported that it had stabilized the network, progressively expanded available capacity, handled regulatory requirements, and mobilized the Wave Sentinel to Venezuela. With the vessel now on site, the response has moved from contingency preparation to direct inspection and repair activity on the subsea infrastructure.
Cirion emphasized that it will base subsequent notices on confirmed technical information and work actually completed. That approach means the current development is an inspection-and-testing milestone rather than confirmation that the repair itself has finished.
The company operates terrestrial and subsea fiber infrastructure across Latin America, alongside interconnection, cloud-connectivity, colocation, and other digital services. The results of the ongoing cable tests should provide the clearest indication of the damage condition, the repair method required, and the remaining path to restored connectivity.
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Telxius Subsea Cable Business Set for €1.2B Sale
Telefónica and Pontegadea Agree to Sell Telxius for €1.2 Billion
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July 16, 2026
Telefónica and Pontegadea have agreed to sell Telxius Telecom for about €1.2 billion, Europa Press reported, citing industry sources. El Confidencial first reported the agreement.
Telxius is a telecommunications infrastructure company owned 70% by Telefónica and 30% by Pontegadea, the investment group associated with Inditex founder Amancio Ortega.
The transaction concerns the business that now consolidates Telefónica’s subsea cable operations following an earlier separation of Telxius’ tower portfolio.
In 2021, Telefónica completed the sale of Telxius’ European telecommunications towers to American Tower Corporation. The deal reduced Telefónica’s debt by approximately €3.4 billion.
Telefónica and Pontegadea then moved to take full ownership of Telxius in January 2023 by acquiring the 40% interest held by KKR.
After regulatory approvals, their Pontel Participaciones subsidiary bought that stake from KKR-managed Taurus Bidco for about €215 million. Pontel already controlled the remaining 60% of Telxius.
The acquisition made Pontel the sole shareholder of the company, which groups Telefónica’s subsea cable business. The partners later adjusted their Pontel interests to the current 70% Telefónica and 30% Pontegadea split.
Telxius appointed Javier de Paz as chairman in 2026, succeeding Guillermo Ansaldo after José Manuel Santero Muñoz left the board.
The Europa Press report did not identify the buyer or provide a timetable for signing or completing the proposed sale.
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Mauritius Joins America-India Connect Cable
Mauritius to Join America-India Connect Subsea Cable Programme, Announces PM Ramgoolam
https://i0.wp.com/subtelforum.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/iStock-1490417433-scaled-e1784582845410.jpg?resize=400%2C266&ssl=1 By Publication Staff, Government Information Service, Mauritius
July 16, 2026
Mauritius will participate in the America-India Connect subsea cable programme, a government-backed step intended to strengthen the country’s digital infrastructure and international connectivity.
Prime Minister Dr Navinchandra Ramgoolam announced the decision at the opening of the second All My.T Summit at the Swami Vivekananda International Convention Centre in Pailles.
The event brought together Information Technology, Communication and Innovation Minister Dr Avinash Ramtohul, Mauritius Telecom Chairman Sarat Lallah, Mauritius Telecom CEO Veemal Gungadin and other government and industry representatives.
Ramgoolam linked the cable programme to discussions with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the AI Impact Summit 2026 in New Delhi. Their talks addressed Mauritius’ strategic position in the Indian Ocean and stronger maritime and digital links along the Asia-Africa corridor.
The prime minister described the country’s participation as a major connectivity milestone that can reinforce digital resilience and improve Mauritius’ links to global networks.
He said closer digital ties between Africa and Asia could support trade, investment, innovation and sustainable economic growth while advancing Mauritius’ ambition to become a regional digital hub.
Ramgoolam also highlighted Mauritius Telecom’s role in convening the summit as the country expands its focus on artificial intelligence, cloud computing and digital platforms.
The government expects stronger infrastructure and international partnerships to support digital services across areas including finance, transport, commerce, healthcare and public administration.
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SubTel Forum Issue 149 – Regional Systems OUT NOW!
SubTel Forum Issue 149 – Regional Systems OUT NOW! https://i0.wp.com/subtelforum.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/subtel-forum-magazine-issue-149-regional-systems-featured-top-crop-500x333-1.png?resize=400%2C266&ssl=1 SubTel Forum Press Release
July 20, 2026
SubTel Forum is proud to announce Issue 149 of Submarine Telecoms Forum Magazine, an edition that examines how regional systems, resilient infrastructure and practical innovation are shaping the next chapter of global connectivity.
From the infrastructure supporting the AI era to the policy, commercial and operational decisions behind regional subsea networks, Issue 149 brings together perspectives from across the submarine cable ecosystem. Readers will find timely analysis of fiber optics, offshore energy, Caribbean and Hawaiian connectivity, cable governance, commercialisation, resilience and repair coordination. What's Inside Issue 149
This issue opens with “Symbiotic Acceleration: Why Connectivity Is Becoming as Important as Power in the AI Era” by Joel Ogren, exploring the connected digital infrastructure that powers AI. It also looks at the integration of fiber optics into offshore power cables in “Integrated Fiber Optics: Supporting Sustainable Energy, Offshore Wind and the Global Transition to Renewables” by Tobias Borg. READ ISSUE NOW Feature Articles
* Symbiotic Acceleration: Why Connectivity Is Becoming as Important as Power in the AI Era — Joel Ogren
* Integrated Fiber Optics: Supporting Sustainable Energy, Offshore Wind and the Global Transition to Renewables — Tobias Borg
* TAM 1: Redefining Regional Connectivity Across the Americas — Alasdair Wilkie
* Clearer Waters: Indonesia Consolidates the Governance of Regional Cable Systems — Marshall Jahja
* From Seabed to Service: Commercialising a New Submarine Cable in Small and Developing Countries — Paul McCann and John Hibbard
* Regional Subsea Systems: Enabling Resilience Value in the Digital Economy — Daniele Silva
* Hawaiian Islands Fiber Link (HIFL): Strengthening Hawai‘i’s Digital Future Through Regional Submarine Connectivity — Cliff Miyake
* The Birth of Optical Fibre Communications: A Very British Story — Stewart Ash, Stuart Barnes, Phil Black, Bill Burns and Chris Swan
* When Subsea Cables Fail, Repair Coordination Becomes the Real Fault Line — Gaya Byrne
* From Maxwell’s Equations to Subsea Fibre Optics (Part 3) — Anna Bridget Sheehan and Derek Cassidy Submarine Networks World 2026 (SNW 2026) Submarine Networks World 2026 (SNW 2026), alongside the new Subsea Security World, convenes the global subsea telecommunications community at the Sands Expo and Convention Centre in Singapore on 23-24 September 2026. Issue 149 includes 6 Questions with Adam Ball, Terrapinn’s General Manager. The official programme foregrounds the industry's shared priorities: resilient regional connectivity, cable security and protection, investment, technology, data centres and cable landing stations, permitting, marine services and network operations and maintenance.
Agenda highlights include a keynote panel on synchronising subsea security and policy in practice; global project presentations; sessions on capacity technology, data-centre direct connectivity, resilience and permitting; and a Day 2 keynote on the balance between data sovereignty and global connectivity. The programme also includes dedicated tracks for strategy, network, operations and maintenance, and Subsea Security World. Register with the official 10% promotion code: SUBTEL10. REGISTER FOR SUBMARINE NETWORKS WORLD 2026
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