Another undersea cable has been damaged in the Baltic Sea. The Russian company Rostelekom reported the failure on Saturday.

Another undersea cable has been damaged in the Baltic Sea. The Russian company Rostelekom reported the failure on Saturday.

Most of the world's data travels via ocean cables, which are at risk of frequent sabotage. DW explains where they lie and how they are protected.

MTN Nigeria, the country’s biggest telecom operator, spent N11.1 billion repairing and relocating 2,502km of fibre-optic ...

The Bulgarian shipping company, Navibulgar, had denied that one of its ships had intentionally damaged the cable. There have been previous incidents reported of ruptures of data cables running on ...

Keppel’s connectivity segment, which handles its data-center business, was the only division that reported growth in profits ...

The costs showed that MTN spent N4.4bn in the 2022 financial year to repair 1,069km of fibre ... fibre optic cables, and data centres. The bill, if passed, would grant legal protection to telecom ...

The impact of fibre cuts continues to hinder network expansion, with funds allocated to repairs potentially diverting ...

It typically works by scanning the database files and identifying recoverable data such as tables, indexes, views, stored procedures, and other objects within the database. The SysTools SQL Repair ...

The Baltic states will sever the last major energy link to Russia and become part of the EU’s electricity network on Sunday, ...