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internet-infrastructure
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droid-life.comworld3 hrs ago
Telegram t.me links went offline worldwide after sanctions order
t.me links stopped resolving after Montenegro's national domain registry placed the domain on serverHold. The registry cited compliance with a U.S. Treasury sanctions order affecting Telegram's infrastructure. Service resumed after the hold was lifted.
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techcentral.co.zaworld44 days ago
Undersea Cables Face Risks in Strait of Hormuz and Red Sea
Submarine internet cables carry more than 99 percent of international data traffic. Recent threats and incidents have raised concerns about the routes that run through narrow corridors in the Middle East.
middleeasteye.netfinance57 days ago
Iran Imposes Fees on Subsea Cables in Strait of Hormuz
Iran has warned it may impose fees on subsea cables passing through the Strait of Hormuz. The cables carry a large share of global internet traffic. The announcement has prompted concerns about possible effects on international data routes.
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satellitetoday.comtechnology63 days ago
Europe Considers Arctic Cable to Avoid Red Sea Internet Choke Point
Ninety percent of Europe's internet traffic currently passes through the Red Sea, where repeated cable disruptions have occurred amid regional conflicts. An EU-backed project called Polar Connect proposes laying a fiber optic cable across the North Pole to link Scandinavia with A…