The partnership will allow seamless end-to-end service provisioning across Latin America, the Caribbean, and Europe
The partnership will allow seamless end-to-end service provisioning across Latin America, the Caribbean, and Europe
The two companies strengthen their collaboration for the provisioning of end-to-end services to and from Libya
Sparkle and Turkcell have announced a new partnership to develop a subsea cable in the Mediterranean. This week, at MWC Barcelona, the two companies signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to build a 4,000 km subsea cable linking Turkey and Europe.
With this first PoP in the capital and fifteenth in the country, Sparkle further improves connectivity within Brazil and across the Americas
The new partnership with Oceanic Environmental Cables (OEC) save more than 35,000 tons of carbon dioxide equivalents (CO₂e) from reusing the cable materials
With this new activation, Sparkle strengthens the Ligurian capital as an international digital hub
Companies in France, Greece and the UK can already order and test quantum-safe connectivity services on their networks
The two operators collaborate to create a new digital corridor linking Italy to Singapore through Mobily’s terrestrial network and the AAE1 cable in Jeddah
This corridor leverages Saudi Arabia’s strategic position to offer low-latency corridor between Asia and Europe, improving global connectivity
The Italian Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) and Retelit, a subsidiary of the Spanish Asterion Infrastructure Fund, has made €700 offer for Sparkle, Telecom Italia’s subsea cable unit, the company has announced this week
Besides the implementation of the world’s first academic specialization course on submarine cables, the agreement includes collaboration on joint initiatives for the sector’s development
The company will provide IP Transit, DDoS protection and other IP services in Milan, Amsterdam, and Frankfurt
The agreement allows Airtel to diversify its vast global undersea cable network with additional capacity to connect Asia and Europe
Sparkle, the first international service provider in Italy and among the top global operators, has signed an agreement with Unitirreno – a partnership between Unidata, Italian TLC operator and ISP, and industry experts – for the landing of its new subsea cable system in Sparkle’s Genoa Landing Platform.
Thanks to the connection with Sparkle’s new cable, BlueMed, the capital city strengthens its role as global connectivity hub between Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Asia, placing Italy at the centre of the IMEC corridor
Sparkle, the first international service provider in Italy and among the top global operators, and Telecom Namibia, the national telecommunications operator, have signed an agreement for provision of capacity services on the Equiano subsea cable connecting Portugal to South Africa, with the common objective of accelerating Namibia’s digital transformation journey.
The agreement strengthens the historical partnership between the two operators and provides the Tunisian market with top quality and fully diversified Internet solutions with the lowest latency
With the landing in Chania, the company strengthens Greece’s position as a digital hub for Internet traffic between Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Asia
With the landing in Chania, the company strengthens Greece’s position as a digital hub for Internet traffic between Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Asia
BlueMed, part of the wider Blue Submarine Cable System project launched in partnership with Google and other operators, connects Italy with France, Greece and other countries in the Mediterranean
Sparkle, Telecom Italia (TIM) ’s international services arm, has completed the first test of an international Virtual Private Network (VPN) protected with quantum encryption in partnership with Arqit Quantum, a UK company that specialises in quantum-safe encryption.
Last week, the Italian government reportedly made a bid to acquire 100% of TIM’s submarine cable unit Sparkle. While the financial details of the bid were not revealed, reports suggested that it valued the business at up to €750 million.
Today, further reports suggest that this bid is set to be rejected by TIM, with the company’s directors set to seek a higher offer for its subsea assets