Trixie ➡️ Blue

In honor of #NationalPetDay , if you had to rename your pet after a submarine cable, what would it be?

We’ll go first 🧵

Search by cable, landing, country and year in the @Telegeography Submarine Cable Map bit.ly/3Vokp5k #FridayMapFun

Cass ➡️ Malbec

A must have addition on the podcast list for engineers (or cool geeks) wannabes out there.

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Enterprise network services, la mappa delle soluzioni più richieste!
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Honey ➡️ Meltingpot Indianoceanic Submarine System (METISS)

Bean ➡️ Echo

What was the submarine cable repair process like a few decades ago? hubs.ly/Q02s6wVC0

Tundra ➡️ Polar Express

Taylor Swift and TeleGeography have something in common—we were both born in 1989. hubs.ly/Q02stGv-0

Hit the play button on this podcast to gain insights into how NaaS has evolved over time, and clarity on what to expect in the future. hubs.ly/Q02rL3LG0

Last month saw the conclusion of the long-running mega-merger between Orange España and Grupo MASMOVIL in Spain.

Today, we look at the Spanish deals that came into play in the wake of the merger, and see how they could reshape the telecom landscape. hubs.ly/Q02szFjS0

Tulip ➡️ Amitie

Direct traffic (also called “bilateral” traffic) requires the carrier to have a direct business relationship with the destination service provider, and that the two service providers’ networks are interconnected. hubs.ly/Q02stzDr0

Baxter ➡️ FASTER

Corporate traffic patterns continue to change. And static, single technology transport networks designed to secure internal corporate communications no longer meet network requirements. hubs.ly/Q02rZsw40

Is the network getting faster? Not quite. Think bigger highway, not faster cars. hubs.ly/Q02s1rZx0

How has the enterprise network shifted in the last few years? hubs.ly/Q02s6HGz0