A trans-Arctic undersea cable attracts Norwegian and Japanese partners
With a data rate of at least 66 terabytes per second, the 10,600 km link is expected to be on of the fastest in the world.
September 30, 2020
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Headed by Sojitz trading house, six Japanese partners have now teamed up for the final feasibility study of the trans-Arctic subsea communication cable.
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