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Global Consortium to Construct New Cable System Linking US and Japan to Meet Increasing Bandwidth Demands.

Google have got there hands in more of the pie, as construction is on the way to build a 10 000km cable system with a capacity of 7.68 Tbps to enhance trans-pacific connectivity. Google are one of a consortium of 6 international companies that have agreements to build the under sea fibre cable between the United States and Japan.

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It’s almost that time!

Go vote for your favorite South African blog, in it’s appropriate category.

Voting opens on the 11 February 2008 until 14th March 2008.

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According to Slashdot.org

“Tens of millions of internet users across the Middle East and Asia have been left without access to the web after a technical fault cut millions of connections. The outage, which is being blamed on a fault in a single undersea cable, has severely restricted internet access in countries including India, Egypt and Saudi Arabia and left huge numbers of people struggling to get online. Observers say that the digital blackout first struck yesterday morning, with the Egypt’s communications ministry suggesting it was caused by a cut in a major internet pipeline linking it to Europe.”

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