Telegeography Submarine Cable Map 2008/ Ships Did Not Cause Internet Cable Damage/US Crashes Internet In Middle East After Saudi Threat, Russia Responds With Air Forces
TELEGEOGRAPHY SUBMARINE CABLE MAP 2008
Posted By: tangodog <Send E-Mail>
Date: Sunday, 3 February 2008, 12:19 a.m.
In Response To: WHO COULD STEALTHILY CUT SUBMARINE-CABLES?
(FromTheReader'sRoom)
January 2008
TeleGeography is proud to announce a new edition of its popular
Submarine Cable Map. The 2008 edition includes information for over 120
submarine cable systems, including major systems that are in service as
well as announced cable systems expected to join a reinvigorated cable
market. All data contained in the map is drawn from our Global Bandwidth
Research Service, our definitive guide to the supply, demand and pricing
of international bandwidth.
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REST AT LINK:
http://www.telegeography.com/products/map_cable/index.php
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January 2008
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Size = 36" x 50" (0.9 m x 1.2 m)
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TeleGeography is proud to announce a new edition of its popular Submarine Cable Map. The 2008 edition includes information for over 120 submarine cable systems, including major systems that are in service as well as announced cable systems expected to join a reinvigorated cable market. All data contained in the map is drawn from our Global Bandwidth Research Service, our definitive guide to the supply, demand and pricing of international bandwidth.
Current and Future Systems |
The main projection of the map depicts major submarine cable systems that are currently in service and those systems expected to enter service in 2008. |
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Major Landing Locations
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The main projection also shows in detail major landing locations and the submarine cable systems connected at those stations. |
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Proposed Systems
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Other proposed submarine cable systems that have been announced are also listed in the region they are expected to cover. |
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How Submarine Cable Systems Work
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Each component of a submarine cable system is described in a schematic showing its purpose. |
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In-Service Cable Systems Compared
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A new figure compares the capacity of major submarine cable systems currently in service. |
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Intra-European Cable List
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A new figure lists the cable systems in operation in Europe and the countries they connect. |
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Information Graphics and Lists
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The map contains nine informative graphics that describe the state of the submarine cable market including a depiction of how capacity is used on the trans-Atlantic route. |
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How do I get the Submarine Cable Map? |
The Submarine Cable Map is printed on Yupo, a synthetic material that is much more durable than traditional paper. The map is available folded or flat (shipped in a tube) and is available for $250. Also available is the 2007 edition of the map at $150 for two copies plus shipping.
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www.telegeography.com/products/map_cable/index.php
Ships did not cause Internet cable damage
www.khaleejtimes.com/DisplayArticleNew.asp
(AFP)
3 February 2008
CAIRO - Damage to undersea Internet cables in the Mediterranean that hit business across the Middle East and South Asia was not caused by ships, Egypt’s communications ministry said on Sunday, ruling out earlier reports.
The transport ministry added that footage recorded by onshore video cameras of the location of the cables showed no maritime traffic in the area when the cables were damaged. ‘The ministry’s maritime transport committee reviewed footage covering the period of 12 hours before and 12 hours after the cables were cut and no ships sailed the area,’ a statement said. ‘The area is also marked on maps as a no-go zone and it is therefore ruled out that the damage to the cables was caused by ships,’ the statement added. Two cables were damaged earlier this week in the Mediterranean sea and another off the coast of Dubai, causing widespread disruption to Internet and international telephone services in Egypt, Gulf Arab states and South Asia. A fourth cable linking Qatar to the United Arab Emirates was damaged on Sunday causing yet more disruptions, telecommunication provider Qtel said. Earlier reports said that the damage had been caused by ships that had been diverted off their usual route because of bad weather. Egypt’s communication and information technology ministry said it would report its findings to the owners of the two damaged Mediterranean cables, FLAG Telecom and SEA-ME-WE4. A repair ship was expected to begin work to fix the two Mediterranean cables on Tuesday.
By: Sorcha Faal, and as reported to her Western Subscribers Reports circulating in the Kremlin today are painting a grim picture of just how desperate US War Leaders have become as their economy continues its freefall towards total bankruptcy by their crashing of Global Internet access for the Middle East’s banking centers in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Abu Dhabi, Iran, UAR, Turkey and Kuwait. These reports state that the Americans became ‘enraged’ this past week when the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) rejected US demands for an immediate increase in oil production. Further angering the Americans this past week was But, these reports state, the greatest fears of the United States were raised this past week when Saudi Arabia ‘warned’ the United States to ‘back off’ of its threats against Iran or face the Saudi’s decoupling the US Dollar from its enormous World oil trade transactions. Though the American President [pictured top left with Saudi King] personally went to the Saudi Kingdom to lobby the US’s Middle East allies in agreeing for attacks against Iran for the Iranians decoupling of the US Dollar from its oil trade, Bush was quickly rebuffed. It should be noted that those Nations who have dared to decoupled the US Dollar from their oil trade, Iraq, Iran, Russia and Venezuela, have come under withering attacks from the Americans, and their Western Allies; none worse than the Iraqis who are reported to have suffered over 1 million deaths since being invaded by the US in 2003. But, as these reports state, the ‘worst nightmare’ of the Americans appeared to be coming true this past week when their Saudi Arabian allies were reported to have begun the decoupling of the US Dollar from their oil trade with the intention of replacing the rapidly declining American currency with the European Euro. American War Leaders, though, have had previous warnings of the Saudis growing fears of being the holders of trillions of declining US Dollars with Saudi Arabia, for the first time, refusing to drop their interest rates in ‘lock-step’ with the US Federal Reserve, and leading to fears of a ‘stampede’ by other Middle Eastern Nations out of US Dollar backed assets. Under such a threat, and with the Saudi King growing closer to Iran’s President Ahmadinejad [both pictured top left 2nd photo], Russian Military Analysts state in these reports that the United States invoked one of their so called ‘nuclear options’ by severing the three major undersea cables connecting the Middle East’s major banking centers to their Western, and Global, counterparts. The significance to the severing of these cables is the Middle East Banking Centers being denied access to the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT), based in Brussels and which carries up to 12.7 million messages a day containing instructions on many of the International transfers of money between banks, lies in Saudi Arabia, or any other Middle East Nation, being unable to change their previously, before loss of communication, encoded currency instructions from being changed. Moscow’s actions against the West, in the severing by the United States of these cables, was swift as President Putin ordered Russian Air Force Fighters and Bombers to take immediate action to protect the Russian Nations vital undersea cables in the Arctic and Atlantic Oceans. To some of the Russian Air Force assets used we can read as reported by the Reuters News Service article titled "Russia sends bombers, fighters to Atlantic, Arctic", and which says: To the final outcome of these events it is not in our knowing, other than one Russian Banking Official, wishing to remain anonymous, stating that, “Should the Saudi’s effectively decouple their oil from the US Dollar, the United States, for all practical purposes will cease to be a World power as it economy will collapse completely as the US Dollar has no value in and of itself due to the staggering debt of the Americans. Without oil they are nothing.] © February 3, 2008 EU and US all rights reserved. [Ed. Note: The United States government actively seeks to find, and silence, any and all opinions about the
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