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Crew of Russian 'shadow fleet' tanker charged with intentionally sabotaging undersea cables
Crew members of the Eagle S oil tanker have been charged with 'aggravated sabotage and aggravated interference with telecommunications' by Finnish authorities.
AWS user’s data returned ‘because one human being inside AWS decided to give a damn’
A software engineer, who previously accused AWS of 'digital execution,' has shared the good news that his data has now been restored.
Google's Taara project delivers internet through lasers in the air
Taara, Google's current underdog project run by its X research lab, seeks to replace fiber optic cables with above-ground light transmitters.
Starlink offers $9 a month 5GB data cap plan to Australian users
Starlink launches an AU$15 a month service in Australia to serve as a backup connection for existing users.
Chinese freighter allegedly damages US-Taiwan undersea Internet cable
A Taiwanese freighter is accused of deliberately dragging its anchor to cut an internet cable directly linking Taiwan to the U.S. East Coast.
Relive surfing the original internet with new emulator
Web Design Museum celebrates the 34th anniversary of web browsers by releasing an emulator of the very first, WorldWideWeb.
NATO plans to deploy sea drones to monitor and protect undersea cables
NATO wants unmanned sea drones to monitor its undersea cables.
Suspected undersea cable sabotage had ‘little-to-no observable impact’ on internet service and quality
Cloudflare reckons that the recent suspected undersea internet cable sabotage in the Baltic Sea has had 'little-to-no observable impact.'
