Backbones, BGP, DDoS and the plumbing that keeps packets moving.
Cloud networking enables organizations to replace expensive on-premises infrastructure with virtualized network components managed by cloud providers, offering flexibility, scalability, and cost efficiency across public, private, hybrid, and multi-cloud environments.
A strategic partnership between Singapore's Singtel and Thailand's Gulf Development will co-develop and finance the VTS Cable System, a subsea trunk connecting three Southeast Asian nations with a planned 2030 launch.
As IPv6 allocation for space-based networks looms, the internet community faces fundamental questions about registration, routing and jurisdiction that terrestrial infrastructure never had to solve. Remco van Mook argues the time to design these systems is before they launch.
Three major subsea fiber routes serving Western Australia went offline simultaneously in mid-2026, eliminating all direct low-latency capacity to Southeast Asia and forcing traffic onto congested terrestrial and transpacific alternatives.
The two organizations have signed a memorandum of understanding to boost deployment of RPKI and IPv6 technologies across India's network operators and enterprises through technical training and infrastructure improvements.
Regional think tanks are pushing governments to develop sovereign subsea cable repair capabilities, but maritime economics and geopolitical reality suggest a different path: streamline permitting and remove cabotage restrictions instead.
Researchers at UNH deployed a fiber-optic cabled ocean observatory near the Isles of Shoals in August 2026, combining real-time acoustic sensing with oceanographic data collection across the Gulf of Maine.
A new mechanism in RFC 9131 allows hosts to proactively announce their IPv6 addresses to routers, eliminating delays caused by reactive neighbor discovery on the first packet of a connection.
