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During the dot-com boom, so many undersea cable delivering the Internet traversed the bottom of the ocean between the U.S. and Europe that bandwidth prices plummeted and providers of submarine cables filed for bankruptcy. But those cables may soon no longer be enough to satisfy the […] Read more »

Network operators that are geographically diverse are more likely to see continued growth in their mobile businesses, compared with providers that focus on a single country, according to a study out today from TeleGeography. The research firm says that while wireless and broadband subscriber growth will […] Read more »

Carriers are building out long-haul network capacity like it was 2001, but they’re not going to break the bank this time around, according to a report out today from TeleGeography Research. The firm’s Global Bandwidth Research Service says the growth in submarine cable and long-haul transport […] Read more »

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