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- Space Norway emerges as a leading actor in the Northern European space sector. Following its acquisition by Space Norway Group in January 2024, Telenor Satellite will now be recognised by its new name, Space Norway. As a result of this transaction, Space Norway Group is now Northern Europe’s leading
- Cyprus Shipping News (June 14, 2024, 7:02 a.m.)
- Telenor Satellite changes its name to Space Norway Space Norway emerges as a leading actor in the Northern European space sector. Following its acquisition by Space Norway Group in January 2024, Telenor Satellite will now be recognised by its new name, Space Norway. As a result of this transaction, Space
- Hellenic Shipping News (June 13, 2024, 10:02 p.m.)
- Following its acquisition by Space Norway Group in January 2024, Telenor Satellite will now be recognised by its new name, Space Norway. As a result of this transaction, Space Norway Group is now Northern Europe’s leading satellite services provider and a key player in the European space sector. Space
- Ship Management International (June 13, 2024, 2:01 p.m.)
- The Malaysian Government had announced in March this year its intention to reinstate the exemption of cabotage policy for foreign ships involved in submarine cable repair in a bid to attract more foreign investment in the data centre services sector and to spur growth of the digital economy. Further to
- Lexology - Maritime (June 13, 2024, 12:01 p.m.)
- General Information on using Waterways Ireland inland navigations Safety on the Water All users of the navigations are strongly recommended to make themselves aware of safety on the water for whatever activity they are involved in and to read the advice offered by the various governing bodies and by: The
- Afloat (June 12, 2024, 10:02 a.m.)
- General Information on using Waterways Ireland inland navigations Safety on the Water All users of the navigations are strongly recommended to make themselves aware of safety on the water for whatever activity they are involved in and to read the advice offered by the various governing bodies and by: The
- Afloat (June 12, 2024, 10:02 a.m.)
- General Information on using Waterways Ireland inland navigations Safety on the Water All users of the navigations are strongly recommended to make themselves aware of safety on the water for whatever activity they are involved in and to read the advice offered by the various governing bodies and by: The
- Afloat (June 10, 2024, 9:02 p.m.)
- [By Andrew Horton] Australia’s digital sovereignty is at risk of disaster, held hostage by a network of vulnerable subsea cables. Our complacent reliance on these underwater lifelines is a reckless gamble with our economic, social and national security. While the government and telecommunications industry tout ongoing efforts to enhance
- The Maritime Executive (June 9, 2024, 11:01 p.m.)
- [By Andrew Horton] Australia’s digital sovereignty is at risk of disaster, held hostage by a network of vulnerable subsea cables. Our complacent reliance on these underwater lifelines is a reckless gamble with our economic, social and national security. While the government and telecommunications industry tout ongoing efforts to enhance
- The Maritime Executive (June 9, 2024, 10 p.m.)
- Singapore's Sembcorp partners Bloom on low-carbon power Singapore, 7 June (Argus) — Singapore energy firm Sembcorp has signed a deal with US-based solid oxide fuel cell manufacturer Bloom Energy to produce low-carbon electricity. Sembcorp will potentially use Bloom's solid oxide fuel cell technology called Energy Server
- Argus (June 7, 2024, 10:02 a.m.)
- Each of these entities is a registered telecommunication carrier or data center operator in their respective countries, holding or actively pursuing the necessary licenses for providing Connectivity Services including Local Wired Connectivity Services, International Wired Connectivity Services, and Satellite Connectivity Services, as well as Data Center Services within their regions
- Cyprus Shipping News (June 7, 2024, 7:02 a.m.)
- General Information on using Waterways Ireland inland navigations Safety on the Water All users of the navigations are strongly recommended to make themselves aware of safety on the water for whatever activity they are involved in and to read the advice offered by the various governing bodies and by: The
- Afloat (June 6, 2024, 7:01 p.m.)
- Danish based cable producer NKT has named its second cable ship “NKT Eleonora”, meaning shining light. She will increase the company’s offshore installation capacity, flexibility and be among the world’s first cable vessels designed to operate on methanol, which will reduce the CO2 footprint of the vessel’s
- Shipping Telegraph (June 6, 2024, 12:02 a.m.)
- Recently, IHC Defence signed the contract with the Ministry of Defence’s Materiel & IT Command (COMMIT) for the supply of six winch and handling systems. The newly-built systems will be placed on the four future Anti Submarine Warfare Frigates (two for the Royal Netherlands Navy and two for the
- SWZ | Maritime (June 3, 2024, 10:04 a.m.)
- Cable-laying ships are specialised vessels that lay underwater cables on the ocean floor or the seabed. These cables are used for telecommunications, data and electricity transmissions, and even defence. Modern Cable layers are stable and highly manoeuvrable and undertake cable repairs and maintenance. They usually weigh around 11,000
- Marine Insight (June 3, 2024, 8:03 a.m.)
- In mid-May, residents in East Africa woke up to internet disruptions that persisted for nearly a week. Preliminary investigations by communications authorities found that damage to deep-sea cables near a coastal town in South Africa - which supply East Africa with internet connectivity - was the cause of network down
- The Maritime Executive (June 3, 2024, 3:01 a.m.)
- In mid-May, residents in East Africa woke up to internet disruptions that persisted for nearly a week. Preliminary investigations by communications authorities found that damage to deep-sea cables near a coastal town in South Africa - which supply East Africa with internet connectivity - was the cause of network down
- The Maritime Executive (June 2, 2024, 11:01 p.m.)
- France, Britain and Norway sent military aircraft to the west Irish coast to search for a Russian submarine last week. As The Sunday Times reports, the aircraft included a French Bréguet 1150 Atlantic plane which flew off the Clare coast, while a Boeing Poseidon P-8 aircraft sent by Britain
- Afloat (June 2, 2024, 3:02 p.m.)
- The production of new cables with a voltage of 525 kV, intended for the BalWin4 and LanWin1 offshore wind grid connection projects, has started at LS Cable’s facilities in South Korea The start of production at LS Cable in South Korea’s Donghae marks the beginning of a new
- Offshore Engineer (May 31, 2024, 10:04 a.m.)
- The production of new cables with a voltage of 525 kV, intended for the BalWin4 and LanWin1 offshore wind grid connection projects, has started at LS Cable’s facilities in South Korea The start of production at LS Cable in South Korea’s Donghae marks the beginning of a new
- Marine Technology News (May 31, 2024, 10:01 a.m.)