Sentences with phrase «submarine cable»
A submarine cable is a type of cable that is laid on the ocean floor to transmit data or electrical signals between different places. It is usually used for communication purposes, allowing information to be sent across long distances underwater. Full definition
Perth - based internet service provider iiNet has chosen SubPartners as the likely developer of the next submarine cable connecting Perth with Asia.
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In 2011, the IEEE, a professional association for electronics engineers, highlighted the risk to the global economy from the proximity of submarine cables carrying international commercial data at certain «choke points» — allowing sabotage or seismic seafloor movements to take out many cables at once.
Advising a multinational consortium on its planned acquisition of the world's largest submarine cable system
In addition, National Grid completed the installation of the sea2shore submarine cable connection between Block Island and mainland Rhode Island in June.
Earlier this summer, National Grid completed installation of the sea2shore submarine cable connection between Block Island and mainland Rhode Island.
That trio of companies now lead the pack in significant submarine cable investments, Mauldin added, with Amazon Web Services, Yahoo and others in pursuit.
When submarine cable technology for communications exploded in the mid-1990s to connect the world to the Internet, the possibility of a cabled ocean observatory ripened into reality.
«Most sensible submarine cable operators avoid places like that, but we don't have a choice.
In 1960 a maximum of 136 Americans could talk to Europe at one time - 100 on high - frequency radios and 36 via AT&T's year - old transatlantic submarine cable.
Australia's first submarine cable link was laid between Cape Otway and Launceston in 1859.
Telecoms Deal of the Year: Hawaiki submarine cable Advised TE Subcom in connection with the supply and financing of the cable.
Anticipated near - term projects include design of submarine cable, terrestrial cable, substation, project interconnection.
One of Australia's most successful information technology entrepreneurs has strengthened his business case for building a submarine cable from Perth to Asia.
The site is about 100m x 100m and shelving to no more than 12m, all to the east of the submarine cable that runs due north from the sign on the shoreline.
The locations are often remote and inaccessible; not meant to be visited by land — the signs indicating the presence of the submarine cables face the ocean, unreadable by casual visitors strolling on the beach or hiking along the cliffs.
A future is envisioned when telecommunication companies integrate ocean - observing sensors within their submarine cable systems.
The BIWF consists of five, 6 megawatt wind turbines, a submarine cable connecting the turbines, and a submarine cable from the northernmost turbine to an interconnection point on Block Island.
Data include transport estimated of the Florida Current from the submarine cable voltage (since 1982) and calibration cruises (since 1982).
Meanwhile, installation of the submarine cables for the wind farm and the Island's new connection to the mainland are making significant progress: The 6.5 - mile submarine cable connecting the wind farm to Block Island has been installed.
Located approximately 3 miles south east of Block Island, Rhode Island, the Block Island Wind Farm consists of five, six megawatt offshore wind turbines, a submarine cable connecting the turbines, and a submarine cable from the northernmost turbine to an interconnection point on Block Island.