What is the global submarine cable industry thinking about right now? What are the key debates and headlines to know? And what is Singapore like in September? These are a few of the questions Submarine Networks World attendees are asking as they gear up for next month's conference. We may not be experts in the weather department, but we do have insight into the event agenda and a few pieces worth reading or watching before jetting off to Singapore. 👇| TeleGeography Blog
How will AI shape the future of enterprise network configurations? Here's what the data says about AI-driven bandwidth demand increases and cloud connectivity.| blog.telegeography.com
With every refresh of our Market Connectivity Score, we find new stories to tell about the state of interconnectivity.| TeleGeography Blog
Capacity Europe 2025—taking place from October 21 to 23 in London—will once again bring together the global digital infrastructure community.| blog.telegeography.com
Because they are engineered with a minimum design life of 25 years, it's common for submarine cables to experience this luxury. Let’s talk about why, and what happens to cables after they reach retirement age.| blog.telegeography.com
There is no shortage of headlines about high-profile cable breaks, particularly around the Baltic Sea and Taiwan. But it's worth remembering that where there have been faults, there have also been repairs.| TeleGeography Blog
How many landlines are in service in 2025?| TeleGeography Blog
A new report shows how to enhance submarine cable security and resilience, detailing regulations and geopolitics related to cable maintenance and repair.| blog.telegeography.com
This episode features Luis Fiallo, Vice President of China Telecom Americas, and focuses on Latin American network and cloud developments.| blog.telegeography.com
Starlink, the satellite broadband provider operated by Elon Musk’s SpaceX unit, is making rapid inroads in Latin America.| blog.telegeography.com
Identifying the most meaningful takeaways from a major industry event is like isolating the melody from an overture. Peter Wood looks for the leitmotifs at Capacity LATAM 2025.| blog.telegeography.com
Senior Research Analyst Juan Velandia ventured to Capacity LATAM 2025 to highlight the state of the market.| blog.telegeography.com
Brazil’s multi-band 5G spectrum auction concluded in November 2021, resulting in total commitments of $8.5 billion (BRL 47.2 billion) and bids from major players: Telefónica Brasil (Vivo), Claro Brasil, and TIM Brasil. It also garnered attention from established regional companies, such as Algar Telecom and Sercomtel, as well as several lesser-known participants. How are Brazil's 5G licensees making progress three and a half years later? Here's what the data says.| TeleGeography Blog
Powering Mexico's Connectivity. Attend Mexico Connect September 10-11, 2025.| blog.telegeography.com
A new report by TeleGeography and Infra-Analytics projects future requirements for the global submarine cable ecosystem and cable maintenance ship fleet.| blog.telegeography.com
Here's what we know about wholesale pricing in 2025. Price erosion has accelerated on some routes, but remains slower on others.| blog.telegeography.com
Telecom news, ideas, and explainers for anyone who communicates.| blog.telegeography.com
The value of new submarine cables planned to enter service between 2025 and 2027 is forecasted to reach over $13 billion.| blog.telegeography.com
Telefonica’s plan to reduce its exposure in Latin America has finally gathered pace.| blog.telegeography.com
Understanding the difference between lit capacity and potential capacity explains a key aspect of the submarine cable market.| blog.telegeography.com
Here are 13 key data center terms—and what they mean.| blog.telegeography.com
Introducing the 2025 State of the Network Report—our eighth annual check-in on all things telecom.| blog.telegeography.com
AT PTC ’25, Brianna Boudreau examined how recent events have impacted the pricing market.| blog.telegeography.com
A quiet August? Not for sharing tech and telecom stories around the TeleGeography office.| blog.telegeography.com