In Focus: TE Subcom

TE Connectivity will sell its SubCom subsea communications business to Cerberus Capital Management for $325 million in cash. SubCo, which ...

Hawaiki Submarine Cable has selected TE SubCom to provide backup Network Operations Center (B-NOC) services for its transpacific cable systems. ...

Construction is expected to begin shortly on the ICN2 submarine cable linking Vanuatu to Solomon Islands in the south Pacific. ...

TE SubCom introduced its software-defined Ocean Control suite for enabling automated control and extensive remote programmability over an entire communications ...

The final splice of the Hawaiki Submarine Cable has been made and the system is on schedule for commercial launch ...

TE SubCom is beginning construction of a beach landing platform in Los Angeles to serve multiple subsea cables. Easements, permitting ...

Ciena is boosting the horsepower of GeoMesh Extreme submarine solution by adding support for L-Band spectrum. The platform also gains ...

TE Subcom has been awarded a contract by Alphabet, the parent company of Google, to build a subsea cable from ...

TE SubCom will serve as the system supplier for HAFVRUE, a new subsea cable that will link New Jersey to ...

Construction activity for the Djibouti Africa Regional Express (DARE) submarine cable system is now underway as supply contract with TE ...

Hawaiki, the new subsea cable system that will link Australia, New Zealand, and islands of the south Pacific with Hawaii ...

Construction of the highest-capacity subsea cable to cross the Atlantic is now complete. The 6,600 km MAREA subsea cable, which ...

TE SubCom launched a new global network operations center (NOC) to provide cable operators with a single source for fault, ...